Schools that take highest subsection scores from each MCAT

[zipzapzop89]

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Just curious to know what MD schools you have heard of that do this. I know George Washington does and I heard Tufts does as well.

 

[ModernAlchemist]

Really?! I'm studying 3 months for each subsection and taking 3 separate MCATs. I'm going to have a 45 🙂!

 

[zipzapzop89]

Really?! I'm studying 3 months for each subsection and taking 3 separate MCATs. I'm going to have a 45 🙂!

I'm asking a serious question. I retook the MCAT today and felt that I did much better on one section and much worse on the others compared to last time. It was disheartening the first time because one section *cough* verbal *cough* pretty much ruined my score.

 

[ModernAlchemist]

Oh I don't doubt that it's a legitimate question. I have just never heard of that and now I'm pretty interested in a legitimate response too.

 

[web2linc]

There are a few schools that do that. Just go to their admissions pages, they discuss their MCAT policies.

 

[Catalystik]

Here's the most recent list I've seen. I suggest calling to confirm (and ideally posting any changes you learn of):

How schools consider multiple MCAT scores: http://forums.studentdoctor.net/showthread.php?t=566616