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MCAT Score Release

Discussion in 'MCAT Discussions' started by bruinkid, Jun 9, 2002.

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  1. bruinkid

    bruinkid Senior Member
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    I've taken the mcat 3 times....my last score was 7V, 10P, and 11B. It was the best. Should I just release my last one? Also, I've got a 3.8+ gpa from UCLA. What should I do...?
     
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    Mudd Charlatan & Trouble Maker
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    Is there a way to selectively release an exam, without releasing you entire MCAT record? That was the problem with the score release process over the years; that once you released i, they all came.
     
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    bruinkid Senior Member
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    yes, you can selectively release
     
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