Princeton Review MCAT review: the most live class hours

The Princeton Review offers four main MCAT courses: Self-Paced, Ultimate, 515+ and 515+ Immersion. Its live courses are reported to include the most class time of the big providers, 123 hours on Ultimate and 515+. It does not show prices on its main MCAT page.

Course line-up and features from The Princeton Review’s own MCAT pages; live hours and prices as reported by review sites and a competitor’s comparison page, checked October 11, 2026. We have not tested the course hands-on, so this review has no score.

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The short verdict Rated Not scored / 5

Price today

From about $1,599 (as reported)

Access

Reported at 12 months

Best for

Students who want as much live teaching as possible

Skip it if

You want published prices or a low-cost option

Courses

Course	Live teaching (as reported)	Price (as reported)
Self-Paced	None (500+ MedFlix videos, 90+ hours of topic instruction)	About $1,599 (6 months) to $1,999 (12 months)
Ultimate	123 hours	About $2,899
515+	123 hours, with a 515+ guarantee	About $3,499
515+ Immersion	195 hours	About $7,349
Private tutoring	1:1 packages	Varies

Prices and live hours as reported in 2026; confirm with The Princeton Review.

What stands out

Free trial of the Self-Paced course, with progress carried into the full course.
Eight MCAT books with Self-Paced, according to The Princeton Review.
A 515+ guarantee on its 515+ courses; see princetonreview.com/guarantee.

What to watch for

No published prices on its main MCAT page; get a quote before deciding.
Long live courses need many weeks; a poor fit if your test is soon.

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