A Selective Annual Mentorship Program
One Mentor. Every Major Academic Decision.
From high school and college through the MCAT, medical school applications, and medical school itself, students face decisions that can shape years of their academic and professional lives.
The Prof. Zaghi Academic Mentorship Program gives a limited number of students direct, long-term access to an experienced educator and premedical mentor who can help them plan strategically, remain accountable, recognize problems early, and make thoughtful academic decisions.Only Five New Students Are Accepted Each Year
This is a personalized mentorship program. To protect the quality of each student’s experience, Prof. Zaghi accepts no more than five new mentees per calendar year.
More Than Academic Advising
Prof. Zaghi works with students to identify important decisions before they become emergencies. Together, the student and mentor create a personalized academic plan, monitor progress, address obstacles, and adjust the strategy as the student’s goals and circumstances evolve.
This is not subject tutoring, therapy, or a college admissions guarantee. It is a structured, long-term partnership designed to help students become more strategic, accountable, confident, and independent.
Mentorship for Every Stage of the Future Physician Journey
High School Students
Build the Right Foundation
- Academic habits and study systems
- High school course selection
- AP and honors course planning
- College and major exploration
- STEM and healthcare opportunities
- Summer program planning
- Extracurricular development
- Volunteer and leadership experiences
- Early exposure to healthcare careers
- Long-term preparation for a premedical path
College and Premedical Students
Build a Competitive and Sustainable Premedical Path
- Semester and course planning
- Premedical prerequisite sequencing
- GPA protection and improvement strategies
- Study systems and time management
- Clinical experience planning
- Research and volunteer strategy
- Leadership development
- MCAT preparation timelines
- Gap-year decisions
- Medical school application readiness
Medical School Applicants
Approach the Application Process Strategically
- Application-year planning
- School list strategy
- Personal narrative development
- Activities and experience positioning
- Recommendation-letter planning
- Interview preparation
- Waitlist strategy
- Reapplication analysis
- Decision-making between offers
- Transition planning before medical school
Medical Students
Stay Grounded While Planning the Next Stage
- Academic organization
- Study-system optimization
- Time and workload management
- Professional development
- Research and leadership planning
- Specialty exploration
- Mentorship and networking strategy
- Residency preparation timelines
- Career-direction conversations
- Burnout awareness and sustainable routines
A Personalized Annual Mentorship Cycle
Apply
Students and families complete a detailed mentorship application describing academic stage, challenges, goals and expectations.
Compatibility Conversation
Meet with Prof. Zaghi or a designated MCAT KING mentor to determine whether the mentorship is the right fit.
Academic Assessment
We review the student’s current academic standing, study habits, goals, commitments, and upcoming decisions to better understand their needs and create a personalized mentorship approach.
Academic Blueprint
Together, we establish annual priorities, semester goals, major deadlines, recommended experiences, and key milestones to create a clear academic roadmap.
Ongoing Mentorship
Meet with Prof. Zaghi according to your membership level. Progress is reviewed and plans evolve throughout the year.
Annual Review
Review the year's progress together and discuss renewal before new openings become available.
A clear process. A personalized plan. A partnership that lasts all year.
We're with you at every stage of your academic journey.
Choose the Level of Support That Fits the Student
Academic Success Mentorship
Structured guidance, planning, and accountability
Recommended Annual Tuition
$4,800 per year
Optional internal payment plan:
- $4,800 paid annually
- Or 12 monthly payments of $425
- Monthly option totals $5,100
Do not automatically display the monthly option unless MCAT KING approves it.
- Includes
- One 90-minute initial Academic Blueprint meeting
- Eleven monthly private mentorship meetings
- Each regular meeting may last up to 45 minutes
- Personalized annual Academic Blueprint
- Semester planning and review
- Study-system and time-management coaching
- Goal setting and accountability
- Course-selection guidance
- Academic progress monitoring
- MCAT timeline planning when applicable
- Clinical, volunteer, research, and leadership planning
- One annual résumé or CV review
- One annual parent or family meeting when appropriate
- Email access for brief academic questions
- Invitations to selected MCAT KING educational events
- Annual progress review
- Communication Standard
Brief email questions are generally answered within two business days.
Email access is intended for short questions and follow-up clarification. It does not replace scheduled mentorship meetings or include extensive document editing.- Best For
Students who are generally independent but benefit from consistent planning, accountability, and access to an experienced mentor.
Executive Academic Mentorship
High-access, concierge-level mentorship for students and families
Recommended Annual Tuition
$12,000 per year
Optional internal payment plan:
- $12,000 paid annually
- Or 12 monthly payments of $1,050
- Monthly option totals $12,600
- Includes Everything in the Academic Success Membership, Plus:
- Two private mentorship meetings per month
- Each regular meeting may last up to 60 minutes
- Additional short decision-making meetings when reasonably necessary
- Priority scheduling
- Direct text-message access for appropriate academic questions
- Priority email responses, generally within one business day
- Quarterly family progress meetings
- More frequent Academic Blueprint updates
- Detailed semester and registration strategy
- Internship, research, clinical, and leadership planning
- Networking and introduction guidance when appropriate
- Up to three résumé or CV reviews per year
- Medical school or college application timeline management
- Personal statement strategy and up to two complete review rounds
- Activity-description strategy and review
- Interview preparation
- Scholarship and opportunity planning
- Waitlist or reapplication strategy when applicable
- Transition planning between high school, college, gap years, and medical school
- Priority access to selected MCAT KING programs and workshops
- Communication Standard
Priority email and text messages are generally answered within one business day.
Communication is intended for mentorship support and follow-up guidance. It does not replace scheduled meetings or provide 24/7 availability.
- Best For
Students and families who want frequent access, active oversight, parent involvement, application support, and a high level of personalized strategic guidance.
- Important Limitation
Compare the Two Membership Levels
| Feature | Academic Success | Executive Mentorship |
|---|---|---|
| Annual Academic Blueprint | Included | Included |
| Initial 90-Minute Assessment | Included | Included |
| Private Meetings | Monthly | Twice Monthly |
| Regular Meeting Length | Up to 45 Minutes | Up to 60 Minutes |
| Additional Short Meetings | Not Included | When Reasonably Necessary |
| Email Access | Standard | Priority |
| Text-Message Access | No | Yes |
| Semester Planning | Included | Enhanced |
| Parent or Family Meetings | One Annually | Quarterly |
| Résumé or CV Reviews | One Annually | Up to Three Annually |
| Application Timeline Guidance | General | Comprehensive |
| Personal Statement Review | Separate Service | Up to Two Review Rounds |
| Interview Preparation | Separate Service | Included |
| Priority Scheduling | No | Yes |
| Annual Tuition | $4,800 | $12,000 |
Not sure which level is appropriate?
Apply first. The recommended membership level can be discussed during the compatibility conversation.
Guidance from an Educator Who Understands the Entire Journey
Prof. Noble Zaghi
Founder & Head Instructor MCAT KING
Prof. Noble Zaghi has worked with aspiring healthcare professionals since 2009. His work extends far beyond teaching science content. Throughout his career, he has guided students through academic challenges, MCAT preparation, application planning, professional development, and the many important decisions encountered on the journey toward medicine.
As the Founder and Head Instructor of MCAT KING, Prof. Zaghi has mentored students from diverse academic backgrounds, institutions, and stages of preparation. His approach combines strategic planning, accountability, honest feedback, and a deep understanding of the academic pathway from high school through medical school applications and professional training.
Highlighted Credentials
Teaching Since 2009
Teaching and mentoring aspiring healthcare students for more than a decade.
Founder of MCAT KING
Founder and Head Instructor leading personalized academic mentorship.
University Alumni
Columbia University and Yeshiva University alumnus.
Biotechnology Background
Academic and professional background in biotechnology.
Premedical Mentorship
Extensive experience supporting premedical students and future physicians.
Executive Leadership
Executive leadership involvement with the National Pre-Medical Association and experience teaching across multiple academic institutions.
Every Student's Plan Is Different
Study Habits
Time Management
Academic Recovery
Course Selection
GPA Planning
College Planning
Premedical Prerequisites
Clinical Experience
Research Strategy
Volunteering
Leadership Development
MCAT Timelines
Gap-Year Planning
Medical School Applications
Interview Preparation
Professional Communication
Faculty Relationships
Résumé & CV Development
Specialty Exploration
Residency Preparation
Accountability
Confidence & Decision-Making
Important Disclaimer
The exact scope of mentorship depends on the student's stage, academic needs, selected membership level, and Prof. Zaghi's professional assessment.
Why Only Five New Students Per Year?
Learn each student's goals and circumstances.
Review progress before every mentorship meeting.
Remain familiar with important academic deadlines.
Respond thoughtfully when important decisions arise.
Maintain a personal mentor relationship.
Avoid becoming a high-volume advising service.
Renewal Policy: Current students may renew their memberships. The five-student limit applies only to newly accepted mentees during each calendar year.
2026 New-Mentee Availability
Applications Currently Being Accepted
Manual Availability
5
Openings Remaining
Why Only Five New Students Per Year?
Learn each student's goals and circumstances.
Review progress before every mentorship meeting.
Remain familiar with important academic deadlines.
Respond thoughtfully when important decisions arise.
Maintain a personal mentor relationship.
Avoid becoming a high-volume advising service.
Renewal Policy: Current students may renew their memberships. The five-student limit applies only to newly accepted mentees during each calendar year.
What We Expect from Mentees
Student Expectations
Attend Scheduled Meetings
Participate consistently and arrive on time for every mentorship session.
Come Prepared
Be ready to discuss progress, challenges, goals, and upcoming decisions.
Complete Action Items
Follow through on agreed-upon tasks before the next meeting.
Communicate Honestly
Share successes, concerns, and obstacles openly to receive meaningful guidance.
Respect Professional Boundaries
Maintain respectful communication and follow mentorship policies.
Take Ownership
Develop confidence by making informed decisions with increasing independence.
Notify the Team
Inform the mentorship team promptly if academic or personal circumstances change.
Commit to the Process
Mentorship supports effort, accountability, and growth—but it cannot replace personal commitment.
2026 New-Mentee Availability
Applications Currently Being Accepted
Manual Availability
5
Openings Remaining
Family Expectations
For younger students, parents or guardians may participate during agreed-upon meetings. As the mentorship progresses, the relationship should encourage the student to develop greater independence, responsibility, confidence, and ownership of their academic journey.
What the Program Is Not
Unlimited Subject Tutoring
Mentorship focuses on strategy and academic planning rather than unlimited tutoring sessions.
Mental Health Counseling
The program does not provide therapy, counseling, or mental-health treatment.
Medical Treatment
No medical diagnosis, treatment, or healthcare services are provided.
Legal or Financial Advice
Students should consult qualified professionals for legal or financial matters.
Guaranteed Outcomes
No guarantee of admission, GPA, MCAT score, scholarships, or academic results.
Research or Internship Placement
Research opportunities, employment, and internships cannot be guaranteed.
School Advising Replacement
Official university or school advising remains an important resource.
24-Hour Emergency Service
The mentorship program is not intended for emergency academic or personal situations.
Essay or Application Completion
Guidance is provided, but work is never completed on a student's behalf.
Educational Services Available Separately
When appropriate, students may be referred to additional MCAT KING educational services, including subject tutoring, MCAT preparation courses, essay-development packages, application guidance, and other academic resources. These services are separate from the Academic Mentorship Program.
The Value of Having the Right Mentor
I can't say enough good things about MCATKing. If you're serious about crushing the MCAT, this is the prep company you want on your side. The content is top-notch, the strategies are highly effective, and the support you get is unlike anything you'll find elsewhere.
A huge shoutout to Professor Noble – the heart and soul of this program. He is incredibly knowledgeable, and it's clear he truly cares about every single student. What sets him apart is his relentless dedication – he never gives up on his students, no matter where they’re starting from or how tough the journey gets. He pushes you to believe in yourself, even when you're doubting, and that kind of motivation is priceless during a high-stakes test like the MCAT.
With MCATKing, you’re not just getting prep materials – you're joining a community that genuinely wants you to succeed. From personalized attention to crystal-clear explanations, it’s everything I needed and more. Thanks to them, I walked into my exam with confidence and walked out with a score I’m proud of.
Highly, highly recommend. If you want results and a mentor who will be in your corner every step of the way, look no further.
They provided personalized advice that truly set me apart. Thanks to their dedication and care, I’m now on the path to achieving my dream of becoming a physician. I highly recommend their services to anyone pursuing similar goals!
Noble's patience and encouragement kept me motivated even during the toughest study sessions. He was always available to answer my questions and provided clear explanations that made complex topics easier to grasp.
Noble's passion for teaching and genuine interest in my success was evident. If you are looking for a dedicated, knowledgable, and supportive MCAT tutor, look no further than Noble! He is the best 🙂
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FAQs
Is the mentorship program the same as tutoring?
No. Tutoring focuses primarily on teaching a particular subject or improving performance in a specific course or examination. Academic mentorship focuses on planning, decision-making, accountability, habits, opportunities, and long-term development.
Tutoring may be added separately when needed.
Can a student join while still in high school?
Yes. The program can begin during high school and evolve as the student enters college and progresses toward a healthcare career.
Is the program only for premedical students?
The program is designed primarily for students interested in medicine and healthcare. Applicants pursuing closely related academic or professional pathways may also be considered.
Does enrollment continue automatically until the end of medical school?
No. Membership is renewed annually. Before each renewal, the student and Prof. Zaghi review progress, needs, and whether continued mentorship is appropriate.
Are current students guaranteed renewal?
Renewal is not automatic, but current mentees may receive priority consideration before new openings are offered.
Why is enrollment limited to five new students?
The program requires meaningful preparation and ongoing familiarity with each student. Limiting new enrollment protects the quality and personal nature of the mentorship.
Are meetings in person or online?
Meetings may be conducted through Zoom or in person at the MCAT KING office when scheduling and circumstances permit. The membership does not guarantee that every meeting will be available in person.
Can parents participate?
Yes, particularly for high school students. The amount of parent participation depends on the student’s age, needs, and selected membership level.
Can Prof. Zaghi communicate with my school, professor, or advisor?
In limited situations, communication may be considered with the student’s written authorization. External meetings, advocacy, or extensive communication may require additional fees and are not automatically included.
Does the Executive Membership provide unlimited access to Prof. Zaghi?
The Executive Membership provides a high level of access to Prof. Zaghi, subject to reasonable-use guidelines and professional boundaries. It does not include unlimited or 24-hour on-demand access.
What happens if I miss a meeting?
Meetings should be rescheduled according to the program’s cancellation policy. Repeated missed meetings may be forfeited. The final agreement will specify the required notice period.
Can the membership be canceled?
The program is an annual commitment. Any cancellation, pause, refund, or transfer terms must be stated in the signed mentorship agreement before enrollment.
Is financial assistance available?
MCAT KING may offer payment options at its discretion. Financial assistance is not guaranteed.
Does Prof. Zaghi guarantee admission to college or medical school?
Prof. Zaghi cannot guarantee grades, scores, admission, scholarships, internships, research placements, residency outcomes, or other academic results. These outcomes depend on many factors beyond the scope of the mentorship program.”