Whats considered a 30/45 on the new MCAT thats out of 60?
New MCAT
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If my math is still as good as it was a few years ago A 45 would be considered a 60 (since they're both perfect scores) and a 30 would be a 40.
If you scope around the forums, you might find a chart that will calculate all the scores.
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What is the new scale?
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I highly encourage any aspiring doctors to read this article by the AAMC-
https://www.aamc.org/students/download/266006/data/2015previewguide.pdf
If you plan your college courses in advance, you will have an enormous advantage in preparing for this new test.
https://www.aamc.org/students/download/266006/data/2015previewguide.pdf
If you plan your college courses in advance, you will have an enormous advantage in preparing for this new test.
sorry i needed to know for a BS/MD thing.
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I didn't read that specific link above but the pre reqs are
Gen Bio
Gen Chem
OChem
Gen Physics
Biochem
Calc I or Stats
English
Psychology
Sociology
right?
Gen Bio
Gen Chem
OChem
Gen Physics
Biochem
Calc I or Stats
English
Psychology
Sociology
right?
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Well are those set in stone by AAMC?
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pretty sure those are basically them. I believe the required are one year bio, chem, orgo, english, and physics, along with math (but a lot require/like to see calc 1, maybe even 2 and stats). I think after 2015 though biochem becomes requires, psych and sociology are recommended because they're on the MCAT. Or at least that's what I THINK
