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[Conquistador]

I took the MCAT in august of 2003. I'm wondering if any of you know if it will still be valid at most schools for the 2005-2006 application cycle (fall 2006 matriculation). Thanks

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[MoosePilot]

I took the MCAT in august of 2003. I'm wondering if any of you know if it will still be valid at most schools for the 2005-2006 application cycle (fall 2006 matriculation). Thanks

I think 3 years is fairly standard, so yes, I think so.

I read that on AAMC.org if you want to check them out for the real scoop.

 

[Pluto6]

you can definitely use it for 3 years

 

[mikedc813]

3 yrs is correct

 

[MD2Be]

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[Amy B]

Yep, it will be good for a few years. I also just applied with my MCAT from 2001. Just check with the schools you are interested in and find out what they require.

Good luck.

 

[PhillyEaglesFan]

If you will apply for entering 2006 (I am in the same boat w/ an August 2003 MCAT), you are safe. Most schools take MCATs within three years of your matriculation (note that's matriculation year rather than application cycle year).