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Curious about old mcat score
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You must list all attempts, no matter how long ago it was. I took the MCAT for the first time more than 10 years before I applied last cycle and it still had to be reported on both my AMCAS and AACOMAS. Not only that, but one interviewer even made reference to my ancient score.
What always suprised me was that it expires after 3 years. For me, that required me taking it again after I finished my research-based Master's degree. Lucky for me though, I went from a 30 (9,10,11) to a 30 (10,10,11). I was shocked that I stayed the same on bio and went up on the physical sciences. It had been 4 years since I had those classes! Oh well, I think that we, as reapplicants, get better at taking test skills and reading comprehension (which is what the test is really over imo) as time goes by.
Good luck!
Good luck!
Well your PS skills were stronger, but I might guess not because of better computational skills .. 30 = 10 + 10 + 11? 🙂 lol, great job though!
