ACT indicative of MCAT?

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hawkeye21

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This is to all those who have taken practice MCAT tests or the real deal. Are the ACT's indicative of how well one will perform on the MCAT? I ask this because I scored a 24 on the ACT...and it concerns me. I've done fine in the university setting with a 3.9 gpa, but does that necessarily mean I have the cognitive ability to perform well on the MCAT? I would appreciate any insight anybody can give.

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first time i took the ACT in high school i got like a 25. ive come a LONG way since then. last august i took the MCAT and got a 33Q. dont worry about the past. you should be able to honestly and accurately assess your own abilities at this point in your life.
 
It doesn't mean a thing. I fell asleep during the ACT and got a 25, and I did better on the MCAT.
 
Doesn't mean a thing. My whooping 22 on the ACT barely got me into school, but knocked out a 32 on the MCAT.
 
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