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Most schools only report the highest score if they accept them.Most schools only consider the highest exam, as per the official statement from their admissions office. Some schools do "superscoring" where they take the highest score in all sections. Some schools take the most recent scores. Some schools average the scores. Every interviewer can see all of the scores.
That's the median.Also, what does that 33.48 mean by Stanford in your spreadsheet? Their average is a 37 according to the MSAR.
This would presume that I've worked at only one school!Yeah, the admissions offices will all say that when you call, but gyngyn always mentions that they consider all the scores. Since you're applying to the school gyngyn is an adcom at (all I know is that it's a UC), prepare to have all three of them looked at at one of those places.
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A lot of this is a semantic issue.Gyngyn wouldn't it be inaccurate to say they consider all just because they can see them all? For example, UCI can see all MCAT scores I have but when considering me as a candidate they only consider my highest score when making decisions.
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