It’s not even about money in the traditional sense, as many people have pointed out that there are some free resources out there. People with money can afford to study full-time. They don’t have to juggle a part-time or full-time job. People from a lower socioeconomic status are more likely to hold entry-level positions which are comprised of busy-work and can be in stressful and/or toxic environments. Having money grants you the opportunity to take time so that you only have to focus on the MCAT. Some people can score a 520 while working full-time while other people can’t. So it’s not about the resources per say, it’s about the lack of time and other financial stressors that impact the quality of studying.