MCAT instead of GRE?

[AmyAmy]

For schools that accept the MCAT would it still be wise to take the GRE?
I am applying directly from undergrad and got a 33Q on the MCAT (90th percentile overall), so it's competitive, but I don't know how MPH admissions view the tests..

I'm applying to Dartmouth, Emory, Jefferson, BU, and UIC (maybes: UC Davis (requires GRE), GWU, Tulane)

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[Stories]

Each school is different, but many will take MCAT in lieu of GRE.

 

[jkmph]

Emory definitely does. If you do a search in this forum you will find a few threads that address this and perhaps a more comprehensive answer to your question.

 

[anna01106]

Dartmouth definitely takes the MCAT to replace the GRE. i never took the GRE when i applied, and I got into the program. Good luck!

 

[kubaindigo]

I got into UIC and UPitt with 34 mcat. - seems like they are fine with mcats