Immediately upon taking the MCAT, can you ask to know your score but have it not count

[JoyKim456]

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As in not counting it but asking to know what your score would have been

 

[IslandStyle808]

No

 

[Janus_Kinase]

I don't think so. You can void and it will not count but no one would know the score...which means you.

 

[GolfUSA]

The AAMC doesn't have the score system set up until they release them a month later, so they can't give you one immediately that would be accurate... Who knows why they take a month, because it seems like fairly basic statistics for such an big company.

 

[Promethean]

No. As others have said, you can either have them void it or roll the dice to see what you get.

Voiding is supposed to be for times when something went wrong. You had a sudden migraine mid test or something.

 

[Gauss44]

If you void, you're test won't be scored. And that's a well publicized fact, so asking the question will suggest that you didn't bother to read mandatory material.