I haven’t gotten a secondary and I am in state. what do I do? should I be worried
anonymous:
I haven’t gotten a secondary and I am in state. what do I do? should I be worried
If your MCAT is 507 or above, you shouldn't be worried. Unfortunately this year they changed the MCAT requirements from >500 to >506. So as long as you are above that screening then you should eventually receive a secondary as I believe that is their only screening.
anonymous:
If your MCAT is 507 or above, you shouldn't be worried. Unfortunately this year they changed the MCAT requirements from >500 to >506. So as long as you are above that screening then you should eventually receive a secondary as I believe that is their only screening.
where did u see that?
anonymous:
where did u see that?
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anonymous:
where did u see that?
https://students-residents.aamc.org/media/7011/download
This still says >500 MCAT is the screen.
babou:
https://students-residents.aamc.org/media/7011/download
This still says >500 MCAT is the screen.
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Interesting. Just looked on MSAR and their website and you are correct.
babou:
Interesting. Just looked on MSAR and their website and you are correct.
Unfortunately </3. I definitely wish I wasn't
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when did they change it? before the first day u could submit to med school? seems a little unfair
anonymous:
when did they change it? before the first day u could submit to med school? seems a little unfair
They updated MSAR sometime in July, because I used MSAR heavily when applying to my schools and I submitted the first day (may 28th), so it hadn't been changed yet at that point. As far as the website, they updated that yesterday (July 21st).