MCAT composite score normal distribution

[ratatat]

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Hi,

Does annyone have that link to the MCAT normal distribution chart where it showed what percentile corresponds to each composite score.

Thank you

 

[Ziff700]

I imagine you want this?

http://www.aamc.org/students/mcat/admissionsadvisors/examstatistics/scaledscores/combined08.pdf

 

[ratatat]

Yes sir/ma'am.

Thank you very much.

 

[FluffyRabbit]

Ah, a reminder that SDN is not a representative sample of the premed population.

 

[Poliscidoc]

Ah, a reminder that SDN is not a representative sample of the premed population.

Guess I can hold off on losing all hope. I though every person made a 45 and had a 4.0 from harvard.. Are there really more premeds other than SDN?

 

[s1lver]

They have from 2000-2008. Bookmarked that link for future years. 👍

No wonder ppl say 30 and up are (very) good scores...

 

[Zona Pellucida]

Ah, a reminder that SDN is not a representative sample of the premed population.

Seriously. I'm 90th %tile but this place makes me feel like a piece of ****.

 

[muhali3]

This is for all people who have taken the MCAT, so although it says a 30 is 75-80th percentile, that score is still around 50th percentile for matriculants.

 

[red10]

It would be nice to see the same thing for matriculated students.

 

[FlowRate]

It would be nice to see the same thing for matriculated students.

You're not going to find a normal distribution, methinks. The data for matriculants is on the AAMC page tho =) A bar graph may need to be extrapolated, however.