Is It True???

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luvmeow

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I heard that your MCAT scores are scaled according to how well the people at your center score. If everyone gets certain questions right then they don't really count but they measure how much above that average you score. I know it sounds confusing, but I am confused. If it is a lie, I am gonna kick my classmate in the teeth. lol.

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nope. Its probably scaled by forms if anything.
 
THe MCat is based on a curve for the entire testing population, not each individual test site.... so it doesnt matter if the people at your test site are really brilliant or not.

But the Mcat is not a "i only missed one so that means i got 99" kinda test.

I know its a little confusing.... but you can check out the AAMC website and they can probably explain it a little better.
 
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