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I assume it's too late to cancel scores right? That can only be done right after the exam? If not, cancel!
If so...
First of all, calm down! You don't have your score yet and you can't worry until the time comes. I felt terrible after my MCAT and my score was better than I expected.
Secondly...if it drops a point of two, don't sweat it! Unless your first score was not competitive to begin with that is.
Third...you absolutely positively 100% must submit that score to schools. Did you choose schools to send it to when you registered for the exam? There's not point in risking it- it will jeopardize your acceptance if they find out you left out information on your application!
And lastly...if you really find yourself in a bind- email admissions directors and find out what they recommend. You'd be amazed how helpful they can be in times this. And don't be afraid to take the test again! I have a friend who took the exam 3 times to show a school how badly she wanted to get in and guess what...she got in. Also remember the MCAT is only one part of your application, so if you aren't satisfied with your performance even after multiple tries, just make sure you amp up other parts of your app! Good luck!
If so...
First of all, calm down! You don't have your score yet and you can't worry until the time comes. I felt terrible after my MCAT and my score was better than I expected.
Secondly...if it drops a point of two, don't sweat it! Unless your first score was not competitive to begin with that is.
Third...you absolutely positively 100% must submit that score to schools. Did you choose schools to send it to when you registered for the exam? There's not point in risking it- it will jeopardize your acceptance if they find out you left out information on your application!
And lastly...if you really find yourself in a bind- email admissions directors and find out what they recommend. You'd be amazed how helpful they can be in times this. And don't be afraid to take the test again! I have a friend who took the exam 3 times to show a school how badly she wanted to get in and guess what...she got in. Also remember the MCAT is only one part of your application, so if you aren't satisfied with your performance even after multiple tries, just make sure you amp up other parts of your app! Good luck!