Report GRE?

[FrozenTexan]

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I tried searching for this but didn't find it anywhere.

I took the GRE back in 2007 for grad school, do I have to report it to AAMC and TMDSAS? I'm not applying for MD/PhD or MD/MBA but just for MD.

Thanks

 

[apumic]

Nope....

 

[tremulousNeedle]

I have never seen this on any of the AMCAS applications I have reviewed.

-admissions committee interviewer / senior medical student

 

[armybound]

You don't have to.

I did.

 

[FrozenTexan]

Awesome, Thanks for the quick reply everyone

 

[jdh71]

I assume you're asking because your score was somewhere between mediocre to suck?

 

[JustAGuy]

I know of at least one school that has a section on their secondary application for such scores. I would imagine that some others do as well.

 

[OhioDoc]

I tried searching for this but didn't find it anywhere.

I took the GRE back in 2007 for grad school, do I have to report it to AAMC and TMDSAS? I'm not applying for MD/PhD or MD/MBA but just for MD.

Thanks

You don't have to but if it's a strong score and you think it might help your application you certainly could. Of course, this might lead an interviewer to probe the topic of why you didn't pursue graduate school.

 

[FrozenTexan]

No I scored well, i just don't want to have the hassle of figuring out how to send my scores to TMDSAS. I went to grad school and got my masters in organic chem.


And besides, they rescore the test each year, so the percentile I scored that year has been "updated" for me... its weird