Does it really matter if I submit the GRE or the MCAT when applying to grad school? My GRE was pretty good i think 750 math 650 verbal, around 98th percentile. Is this enough for a grad program in bio, or are they really looking for MCAT scores? thanks...
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GRE when applying to grad school
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If you're looking for a pat on the back, then let me be the first to do so. That's a pretty sweet GRE score for any grad program. I'm pretty sure that its good enough to get you into a bio program, but you might want to call up the specific place you're interested in and ask them if they "highly encourage" GRE subject tests, like in bio or biochemistry. More often than not tho, I don't think alot of places require subject tests, as long as your undergrad gpa in the sciences is decent.
