What schools take a composite MCAT score?

[The South Face]

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Does anyone have a list of schools that take a composite MCAT score? If not, maybe you can help me generate one? By "composite" I mean for the those repeat test takers, using the best score from each section across all the tests taken. For example:

First test: Bio:10 Verb: 6 Phys: 10 Total 26
Second test: Bio: 6 Verbal: 10 Phys: 6 Total 22
Composite: 30

The reason I ask is because I did extremely well on the sciences such that it would be hard to improve those scores the second time I take the mcat and rather poorly on verbal leaving plenty of room for improvement. So a composite score would be ideal.

 

[theWestVillage]

I think Boston U does...don't quote me on that though

 

[evandavidson]

Several schools do. However, significant score drops are seen negatively...

 

[dan1]

Very interesting! Anyone know any more schools specifically?

 

[ChubbyChaser]

Yall should just get the MSAR and USNeWs it has all the info you need, or go check out their sites.

I dont think there are many schools taht take a composite, most either take the latest, the highest or look at all of them for improvement.

 

[SketchLazy]

I'm not sure either, but I heard some osteo schools take a composite also. But I didn't apply DO so I don't know first hand. Just heard it somewhere.

 

[veaselhaufen]

the university of utah

 

[frikarika]

I think most schools tend to take the most recent score, but they will consider previous scores. But I dunno about the whole composite score thing.

 

[The South Face]

So far the schools I have are:

Utah
Tufts
BU
GW
MCW

Anyone know of any others

 

[Character]

jefferson takes the average!!!!!so if you score a 15, then 45, you get 30