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Nothing. You're labeled as a no-show and don't get a refund. The only advantage to not showing up vs. voiding the test is that you don't have to sit through 5 hours of MCAT. However, that's a waste of $245 considering that you could have used your voided exam as the most accurate practice MCAT out there instead.
Show or don't show, you don't get a refund.
If you don't show or show and void exam, these info would not be transmitted to med schools. So med schools won't know about these.
You are able to take 3 MCAT maximum per year. If you show and void, that still counts as 1 time used. If you don't show, that does NOT count as 1 time used.
If you don't show or show and void exam, these info would not be transmitted to med schools. So med schools won't know about these.
You are able to take 3 MCAT maximum per year. If you show and void, that still counts as 1 time used. If you don't show, that does NOT count as 1 time used.
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IMO, since you are thinking about moving the test to January, you should just take the MCAT and void it. Might as well use this as a really expensive practice test.
