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Are you thinking of taking the MCAT in 2018?
The dates are finally out! (registration doesn't open for a bit longer)
What you're looking at here:
The MCAT is typically given a number of times in January – this is the winter schedule. The regular MCAT testing cycle is from April through September.
After you take the MCAT it takes about 30 days to get your scores. Keep this in mind when you're planning your overall calendar from test date to working on and submitting your applications.
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I took the last MCAT of 2017. Felt like I did pretty terrible on the 1st part of the test, but just ok on the last 3 parts. When would you recommend I take the test if I’m looking for 2019 med school admission (taking overstudying into consideration)? Also, do you have a recommended study schedule for those that have a busier school/work schedule?
A lot goes into choosing a test date so I can’t answer based on just a quick comment. Start by reading this https://leah4sci.com/step2 then consider a strategy session for more detailed planning and evaluation -> https://leah4sci.com/strategy
Do you know when the typical early Med school apps are open? Just to see when is the latest I can test and still make it.
Christina this is covered in my MCAT Prep Guide https://leah4sci.com/step1
planning for feb24
Please review the schedule Modekurty since there’s no Feb date in 2018. The right column is score release date
DO you have any idea of the dates/times in London (United Kingdom)?
AkhnatononlineRemon I’m not too sure how it works with oversees dates. I know they vary by country and after a quick search I don’t now if they were published yet.