How The Golden Ticket Works | MCAT Simplified
How It Works

Four steps, then you are done

Sign up once. After that your code does the work every time somebody asks what you are using to study.

1

Get Your Code

Sign up for the Golden Ticket program and accept the terms. We issue you a code good for 3 golden tickets.

2

Share Your Code

Send it to friends, classmates, study partners, or anyone prepping for the MCAT.

3

Your Friend Saves 10%

They use your code at checkout and take 10% off any course.

4

You Earn $200

Once their enrollment is confirmed and 7 days pass, $200 cash is yours.

Three Tickets, No Catch

How Much You Can Earn

Every golden ticket that gets used is worth $200 cash to you. You get 3 of them, so $600 in total.

1 Ticket Used
$200
2 Tickets Used
$400
All 3 Tickets Used
$600

Three golden tickets is what every student gets, so $600 is the most you can earn.

Is This You?

Who To Share Your Code With

You only get three, so think about the people you already know who are preparing for the MCAT or planning to take it soon.

  • Friends preparing for the MCAT
  • Classmates and study partners
  • Other pre-med students
  • Members of your MCAT study group
  • Friends planning their medical school journey
  • People in your social or messaging groups who may be interested
Do The Math

What Three Tickets Are Worth

Real cash, for something you'd probably do anyway.

You already talk to friends about your MCAT prep. Use all 3 golden tickets and you've earned $600, with zero extra work beyond sharing a code.

3 golden tickets x $200 = $600
Golden Ticket FAQ

Questions, Answered

What is a golden ticket?

It is a referral credit on your code, not a physical ticket. Every student who joins is issued 3 of them. Each one a friend uses gives them 10% off any course and pays you $200 cash.

Who can participate?

Anyone with an MCAT Simplified account. You can be an active or previously enrolled student.

How long is this available?

This promotion is for a limited time only.

Who qualifies as a new student?

Someone who has never purchased a paid MCAT Simplified program. A friend who is already on the free resources list or has attended a free workshop still counts as new, as long as they have not enrolled in anything paid.

How much does my friend save?

10% off any course, applied when they use your golden ticket code at checkout. It works on any paid program, including the monthly bootcamp, 516+ Signature, and 516+ All-Access.

How much do I earn?

$200 cash per golden ticket used. It is a flat amount, so it does not matter which course your friend picks.

How many golden tickets do I get?

Three, which is $600 in total. You are welcome to keep telling people about MCAT Simplified after that, but the reward stops at three.

When do I receive my $200?

Once your friend's enrollment is confirmed and 7 days pass, your $200 is released by PayPal. That short window protects both of you against cancellations.

Can I use a golden ticket on myself?

No. Self-referrals, duplicate accounts, and alternate email addresses used to claim your own discount do not qualify and may result in removal from the program.

Can I give a golden ticket to family?

Yes. The only requirement is that they are new students who have not purchased a paid MCAT Simplified program before.

Can I share my golden ticket code publicly?

Yes on your own social accounts, group chats, class GroupMe, premed club Slack, and study groups. Paid advertising, bidding on the MCAT Simplified brand name in search, and coupon aggregator sites are not permitted. If you run a website, newsletter, or channel and want to promote at that scale, get in touch about the Partner Network instead.

Are there any other rules?

Check out all the rules.

Start Sharing. Start Earning.

You already know what MCAT Simplified has to offer.

Now share your code with someone else, and get paid for it.

$200per golden ticket
7-dayqualification period
3 ticketsper student

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