“The MCAT is a mile wide, but it’s only an inch deep,” Enright says. Because the test covers all four years of undergraduate ...

The Medical College Admission Test, or MCAT, is notoriously difficult. The standardized test lasts seven and a half hours, includes questions on multiple scientific disciplines and requires… ...

Data from 23 medical schools show that black applicants often had higher acceptance rates compared to more qualified white or ...

Med schools consider an applicant's GPA, MCAT scores, clinical experience and extracurricular activities, among other factors ...

When Should I Take the MCAT? Most students need between three to five months to be ready to take the MCAT. This means that you should consider the application deadline of the school you are ...

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Analysis from the group Do No Harm indicates that black applicants have almost 10 times the odds of admission compared to ...

While a strong MCAT score is important, students should not overlook other aspects of their profile, like their GPA and extracurriculars, experts say.