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What happens if you don't show up to your MCAT?

Not showing up for an exam counts as an attempt toward the lifetime limit. Voided scores count as an attempt toward the lifetime limit. Students can appeal for special permission to exceed the limits.
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Does a no show count for MCAT?

There are testing limits on how many times you can take the MCAT exam. Voids and no-shows count toward your lifetime limits. Remember that you can only be registered for one seat at a time.
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Can you show up late to the MCAT?

Tests are typically scheduled to begin at 7:30 AM or 3 PM. You'll need to arrive 30 minutes before your scheduled test time. If you're late, the Test Administrator may not allow you to take the test and you will lose one of your test attempts, so plan for extra traveling time.
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What happens if you cancel MCAT?

Your MCAT cancellation fee is the difference between your registration cost and cancellation refund. Unless you're an international student, you can expect to lose roughly 50% of your registration cost if you cancel 30+ days before your exam. Canceling less than 30 days before your exam results in a 100% loss.
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Do med schools know if you void your MCAT?

Your attempt and decision to void will not be reported to the schools where you are applying. Remember: Take some time to think about how you will prep for your next test so that you are fully prepared the next time you take it.
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Do medical schools see all your MCAT attempts?

Bryan adds that when it comes to the MCAT, all of your scores are reported to the med schools. This means every single time you've taken the MCAT except if you void your score.
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Why do people void their MCAT?

If you are not confident in your performance, you can chose to void your score. It will make it appear as though you did not take the exam. In other words, neither the test results nor the fact that you took it will be disclosed to medical schools.
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How late can I cancel the MCAT?

The 10 Day Deadline is the last date to schedule, reschedule, or cancel a reservation and last date to edit registration information such as name, address, consents, etc. Please see the Scheduling Fees and the MCAT Essentials for more information.
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Does retaking the MCAT look bad?

Does retaking the MCAT look bad? Like reapplying to medical school, retaking the MCAT does not inherently look bad. That said, you should strive to take the MCAT as few times as possible.
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What month is too late for MCAT?

May 24, 2024 is the the latest date of the 2024/25 cycle to take the test to give yourself a shot at an acceptance. The latest date you can technically take the MCAT in 2024 is September 14, but this is only useful for students planning on taking a gap year or who know they'll retake the test the following spring.
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Can you drink water during the MCAT?

Food and drink are not allowed in the room under standard test conditions; however, these items can be stored in your locker and accessed during breaks. No special approval is required to access food and drink during scheduled or additional approved break times.
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How many can you miss on MCAT?

The truth about MCAT scoring is that missing six questions could equate to a score of 131 or it could be a 125, depending on the test difficulty.
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Should I retake a 517 MCAT?

Should I Retake The MCAT If My Score Is 517? Generally, we recommend retaking the MCAT if the MCAT score is not balanced among the four sections of the MCAT.
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Can I take the MCAT for fun?

MCAT Eligibility

Interested test takers that have no desire to apply for a health professions schools or current medical students are not eligible to take the MCAT. However, they may request what is called “special permission” from the AAMC to take the test.
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Can you avoid the MCAT?

The answer is yes! There are several baccalaureate-MD programs, such as BA/MD, BS/MD, and BFA/MD that do not require you to take the MCAT. In addition, there are early assurance and guaranteed admission programs, where you do not have to take the MCAT.
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Why is the MCAT so expensive?

Taking the MCAT means you have to pay USD 330. It is expensive because the AAMC has to pay the people who need to proctor the test and facilitate the MCAT. Furthermore, an additional amount goes to the materials and logistics needed before and during the actual MCAT.
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What is the MCAT score for 2023?

Your MCAT total score will be in the range of 472-528 with an average score of 500. Each of the four MCAT sections is scored between 118-132 with an average score of 125. Applicants accepted to allopathic (MD-granting) medical schools for the 2022-2023 year had an average MCAT score of 511.9.
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What is the highest MCAT score?

The highest MCAT score possible is 528. The MCAT scale is centered so that a 500 represents the mean score. AAMC recommends that med school admission committees consider applicants near the center of the range, rather than placing the most emphasis on the higher end of the scale.
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What is the average MCAT score?

Data Summary. The average MCAT score for all test-takers in 2023-2024 is 501.3. The average MCAT score for test-takers who applied to medical school in 2022-2023 was 506.5. The average MCAT score for all medical school applicants who ended up enrolling was 511.9.
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How fast do MCAT spots fill up?

It's crucial that you check the registration dates for the date you want to test ahead of time. Historically, testing seats fill up very quickly—some in less than 24 hours— and we expect the same to occur this year.
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What's the lowest MCAT score?

Total Score: Scores for the four sections are combined to create a total score. The total score ranges from 472 to 528. The midpoint is 500.
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What is a bad MCAT score?

So, technically speaking, a bad MCAT score would be anything below 500. However, in order to be a competitive applicant, you should aim to score much higher than 500. A good MCAT score largely depends on the schools you are applying to.
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Is 528 MCAT bad?

A great score is 515 to 528 (the maximum possible score), while an average score is 502 to 508. In contrast, a poor score is 501 and below. This guide will go over what a good MCAT score is and how medical schools use your score to make their decision.
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Is taking the MCAT 3 times a red flag?

Retaking the MCAT isn't a red flag, and even three attempts may not impact your admissions decision, although we recommend performing your best on the first two tests.
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