Photo for MCAT ID card

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Marvin O'Connor

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Where is the best place to get a passport style photo done? I am in Auburn, AL, so I'm guessing my options are limited. I may just have to make it myself. Any ideas?
 

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What I did was use a digital camera and take my own pic, resize it, then print it out on a laser printer (not ideal, but it was all free!). If you have one of the newer inkjets with fancy paper, you won't even be able to tell it's not a real photograph unless you smudge it.
 

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Medical schools get copies of your photo. That way if anyone is dumb enough to have someone else take the test for them, they get a pleasant surprise at their interview. :D

I personally used my high school senior year photographs that were touched up and what not.
 

premyo2002

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I thought Medical Schools were sent the picture after you are accepted. They do this just in order to make sure that it was you that took the mcat.
 

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med schools recieve photos in your secondary application. it is unrelated to your mcat photo. i just cut mine out of a pic i took in 11th grade. its a waste of money to get photos made.
 
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