where to find my school's average MCAT score?

Your pre-medical advising office is likely to be the only place to have that information.

 

Your school premed office? I'm not sure what's the point of knowing this. It doesn't really make a difference if you are better or worse than the others at your school. People apply to med school all over. You are competing with the thousands of other applicants that are applying to each of the schools you select, not the hundred or so classmates that go to med school. So right now average for matriculants is probably in the 30-31 range. If you can do better than that, you are competitive for med school. Even if that's the worst score at your school. Or the best.

 

My advisor's office puts out a numerical summary every year. Can you ask for one from yours?

 

why does this matter?

 

So when interviewers ask you why they've never seen anyone from your school, you know what not to say.

True story.

 

Maybe he/ she is just curious, what's the big deal? I know I'd like to see what the averages are at my school for sh*ts and giggles. What was the point of that statement, other than to try to put the OP down?

 

Pre-professional advising office at your school...

 

I was actually wondering if this info was important for anything, though I suppose that did come off a bit aggressive.

 

Ohh ok my bad then, tone doesn't translate into text real well.

 

It could be relevant in the sense he may find the school is chugging out a whole lot of people with extremely low mcat scores. This could go towards a poor basic science instruction. In which case I would get my rear out of that school. What OP is more likely to find is just a broad range of scores with little correlative value.