The MCAT (Medical School Admissions Requirements)
The MCAT is a standardized test that is used to compare applicants who come from a wide variety of schools. It is not just an opportunity for you to demonstrate your knowledge, but it is also a test that demonstrates your thought process. The MCAT is now an exclusively computer based exam, which allows the test to be given on multiple test dates and allows you to see your results within 30 days, rather than 60 days. And the computer based exam has reduced the test time from eight hours to approximately five and a half hours. For information on test dates and locations, you can visit www.aamc.org, which is the website of AAMC, the test administrator. The test is made up of four sections, including Physical Sciences, Verbal Reasoning, a Writing Sample and Biological Sciences, each with a separate score. Medical schools report the average score of their students, so you should be sure to research them before you begin studying for the test so that you know what scores you need to achieve in order to be competitive at the
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Medical School Admissions Requirements