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3 years max, some schools 2 years max (I dont recall which ones).
Buckeye(OH) said:3 years max, some schools 2 years max (I dont recall which ones).
I think most of them are 3 years.
medhacker said:I wonder why this is so
a number of allopathic schools accept 5 year old mcats, mine is five and I also wanted to consider osteopathic schools. Bummer!
I thought most allopathic schools were 3 years. I know a few that accept older, but by far majority are 3 years according to MSAR.
3 years is the rule, but there are indeed exceptions. 😀dr.z said:I thought most allopathic schools were 3 years. I know a few that accept older, but by far majority are 3 years according to MSAR.
dr.z said:I thought most allopathic schools were 3 years. I know a few that accept older, but by far majority are 3 years according to MSAR.
I have five or six allopathic ones which will take 5 year old MCATS