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Do I need to wait to get my retake score before applying to med school? No, you can submit your med school application through AMCAS even if your MCAT score is still pending. However, most schools will not look at your application until your MCAT score has been reported.
Here are some potential topics: Write about an important activity you recently started. If the application does not have a why X school section, write why you want to attend the school. If you had a difficult life circumstance that impacted your grades, you can describe it here.
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For instance, if we ask what score is a 70% on the MCAT? This means that your score is in the 70th percentile. In other words, you performed better than 70% of the test takers. In the current testing year, a 70th percentile score equals a scaled score somewhere between 507 and 508.
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