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Along with an added section and its heavy focus on biochemistry, the new MCAT also has a new scoring system that is different in some key ways. In this post, I’ll walk you through the basics of how the new MCAT score conversion relates to old scores. I did the number crunching for you, because […]
At these top medical schools, earning MCAT scores in the 95th percentile or higher is not only the norm, but the middle of the road among your fellow classmates
Pre-meds are used to undergraduate courses where a grade of 70 or above is required to pass. A passing MCAT score is a little different.
Getting into medical school is tough these days. If you want to increase your chances, you will want a great MCAT score. A top 10% MCAT score can certainly do the job. To attain this score, you will need a total of 513 or higher on the new MCAT. Top 10% MCAT Score A top […]
When applying to medical school and studying for the MCAT, everyone dreams of getting a great score, or even a perfect score. That’s the goal and that’s the hope. However, not everyone can get a perfect score, and not even most people can get a great score. Because of the way the MCAT is designed, […]
Explaining a low MCAT score will be an ongoing mission throughout the admissions process, but luckily you have control over the narrative.
Have you ever heard of anyone who has received a perfect MCAT score? If not, it’s okay. There aren’t too many people who have one. The MCAT is a tough exam and many students struggle just to get a good score. Most students aren’t even aiming for a perfect MCAT score and for good reason. […]
Knowing when to take the MCAT is almost as tough as taking the exam itself, but postponing your MCAT may boost your chances for medical school acceptance.
So after all of your prep and hard work, you get your MCAT score back and it’s nowhere near the 528 you were aiming for. What to do?
It’s a commonly held belief that doctors are highly intelligent individuals, but is a high IQ all that matters when preparing for the MCAT?