so i just got my 2nd mcat score back and my scores are V5, PS10, BS10, WSN; my first mcat was V6, PS9, BS9, WSO. will the admissions committee take my high of 25 or the somewhat more rounded 24?
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you didnt study with derek zoolander
i'm just kidding. i'm sorry if that is insensitive and too soon. i just couldnt resist the zoolander opportunity.
each school looks at multiple mcats differently.
i'm just kidding. i'm sorry if that is insensitive and too soon. i just couldnt resist the zoolander opportunity.
each school looks at multiple mcats differently.
He didn't prep at the Center for Kids who can't read good, and want to do other things good, too.
But most schools take your highest MCAT, it's rare for them to pick and choose high scores on individual sections across multiple MCATS, or average them.
I think you're going to be screened out at a lot of schools based on your VR score.
