Hey guys,
would it be possible to apply to DO schools in feb and take the mcat jan 26th?
-mike
would it be possible to apply to DO schools in feb and take the mcat jan 26th?
-mike
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If you take the jan MCAT, you'll get your scores back in late february/early march. Aplying that late limits you to the schools that you can apply too, since by March most classes will be 90% filled. I know someone who applied in march to bradenton and got in 3 days before orientation off the waitlist. So you'll have a shot, but it will be slim. my advice is to apply for the next cycle, since although u might get into a DO school with late a application, it might not be the DO school you want to go to.
If you dont mind me asking, why are you taking the MCAT so late?
Honestly, I don't mind were I go. Tristate is always best for me as it is home.
I was suppose to take the MCAT in sept. but wasn't ready. I was aiming for a 30. Stupid me.
thanks guys. I Just am so upset that i graduate this year. I wanted to just continue studying straight through.
Applying later in the cycle certainly doesn't increase your odds, but it is still doable. I would research about the deadlines for taking the MCAT for each of the schools that you apply to. If the deadlines for schools do allow you to take your MCAT in January, great, but I would complete your applications before taking the MCAT. In that way, all you have to do is wait for your score.Hey guys,
would it be possible to apply to DO schools in feb and take the mcat jan 26th?
-mike
I would talk to the schools you want to apply to. I have applied to many schools and have not taken the MCAT yet, (jan 26) and they have all told me to apply now. Anything is possible, dont count yourself out for this year yet. Call the schools, I bet they say apply!
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