Old MCAT Scores

[amccague]

Does anyone know which schools are more likely to accept older MCAT scores, ie 5 years or 1999?

Thanks.

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[Mistress S]

I'm not aware of any US medical schools that will accept MCAT scores >3 years old (if anyone knows differently though, feel free to correct me). Sorry, but I think if your scores are that old you'll have to retake.

 

[hypersting]

Actually some do, check the MSAR and then double check with the school, but your options will certainly be limited.

If you don't have or can't get a hold of copy, let me know, I'll look it up then.

 

[jlee9531]

almost all the schools will not take scores older than 3 years.
but it is true that a few number of schools will take tests that are somewhat older than that. but since i dont have an msar with me, i cant tell you which ones they are.

 

[JohnHolmes]

Does anyone know which schools are more likely to accept older MCAT scores, ie 5 years or 1999?

Thanks.

NJ does...

 

[amccague]

Thanks but what is a MSAR? Medical school admission requirements?
I cant seem to find a listing that has this information.
I found UT Houston takes up to 5 years.

Ill look into NJ. Which school in NJ is it?

Thanks,

Andrew

 

[Lochmoor]

Yeah, but the problem with UT Houston is that it's a TX school--meaning 90% of the class has to be in-state. Well......it's not a problem if you're a TX resident. I think MSAR stands for what you wrote. You can get it at some university bookstores, but you can definately order it from AAMC's website. www.aamc.org

 

[amccague]

Thanks ill email NJMS and ask them what they will take.

True im CA resident and didnt even get an interview at UT-Houston

 

[hypersting]

For 2004-2005 MSAR ... that means admission for this past year, these schools accepted scores older than 3 years (2001).

USA - 1999
UC-Davis - 2000
UConn - 1999
Yale - 2000
FSU - 2000
Emory - 1999
Loyola - 2000
Rush - 2000
Indiana - 1999
Iowa - 1998
LSU - NO - 2000
LSU- Shrev - 1999
Johns Hopkins - 1999
Univ Maryland - 2000
Harvard - 2000
UMass - 2000
UMich - 2000
Wayne St - 2000
U Minn - Minn - 2000
U Minn - Duluth - 2000
U Miss - 2000
SLU - 2000
U Missouri - Columbia - 1998
U Nevada - 2000
Dartmouth - 2000
UMDNJ - NJMS - Any Year
UMDNJ - RWJ - 1999
New Mexico - 2000
Albany - 2000
Einstein - 2000
Columbia - 1999
Cornell - 2000
NYMC - 2000
NYU - 2000
SUNY Buffalo - 2000
SUNY Upstate - 2000
Stony Brook - 1999
U Roch - 2000
ECU - 2000
Duke - 1999
UNC - Chapel Hill - 1998
Wake - 2000
U North Dakota - 2000
Case - 2000
Wright St. - 2000
Oklahoma - 2000
Jeff - 1999
Pitt - 2000
Ponce - 2000
Brown - Doesn't even require MCAT
MU South Car - 1999
USC - 1999
U Tenn - 1999
Vandy - 2000
Baylor - 2000
Texas AM - 1999
Texas Tech - 1999
UT - Gal - 1999
UT H - 1999
UT San Antonio - 2000
UT Southwestern - 1999
Utah - 2000
Vermont - 2000
VCU - 2000
U Wisconsin - 1999

phew, when I started typing ... did not expect so many. Remember this MSAR is now old, its from this past application cycle. Its best you contact some of these schools, but these are your best bets.

 

[amccague]

Thanks, Im looking at all those that are 1998 as mine will be one year older this year.
Ill go through and sort them by GPA/MCAT ranks and see where im competitive if at all.

Thanks alot for your help here. Sorry it was so much typing.

 

[calidoc2004]

 

[Premedtomed]

What do you mean???