which schools have limits on number of MCATs taken? or average them?

[random]

Heys,

Im wondering which med schools have a limit on the number of MCATs that can be taken for the applicant to be competitive..

ie. McGill has a limit of 3, more than 3 MCATs and your not competetive...

which other schools do this?

or which ones average all your MCATs rather than taking the latest or highest?

 

By the way, when you have taken multiple MCATs, and you submit the scores through the Tx MCAT history thing, does it send all of your MCAT scores to that school, or you can select which single one to send only? (ie if I take 5 MCATs can I only release the single one I want?)

 

cheers

[AdamP]

don't know about your first question outside of ontario, for omsas you have to release all of your scores (you don't have an option), but most schools take your most recent (u of t, uwo) or best (queens)

 

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[mcgill_student]

Heys,

Im wondering which med schools have a limit on the number of MCATs that can be taken for the applicant to be competitive..

ie. McGill has a limit of 3, more than 3 MCATs and your not competetive...

 

 

cheers

 

no more mcats next year yay

[random]

no more mcats next year yay

 

 

elaborate?

[ontariostudent]

From the McGill Admissions website:

 

Effective September 1, 2010, applicants who are eligible for the Quebec category and who have obtained (or will obtain prior to starting the medical program) an undergraduate degree from a Quebec university will be exempt from the MCAT application requirement.