Question, How does this work?

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Ok this question may seem a bit silly, but whatever lol. I took the April MCAT and received a mediocre score. I submitted my application in early June. I retook the MCAT in July and received a much better score. Unfortunately due to issues I wasnt able to submit the score until last week. Anyways, do you know if the schools (particularly Texas schools) constantly look at your application to see if you have a new MCAT score, or should I contact them letting them know I have a new score?

Thanks in advance!
 
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If you indicated on your application that you were retaking, the schools should wait until they receive that score to review your application. If you're worried about it or if you didn't indicate that you were going to retake, then e-mailing them can't hurt.


I did indicate I was retaking it. Thanks for your help!