All You Need to Know About Retaking the MCAT Exam
After weeks of waiting, when you finally get your MCAT results and you feel down because they are not what you want them to be. , what do you do? Most premeds, like you, tear themselves down over not getting the expected scores. After several months of intensive prep , a disappointing score is bound to make any hopeful premed unhappy. With medical schools expecting students to achieve high MCAT scores, your entire future as a med-school student seems to hanging by a very fine thread. If you're really serious about getting into a good medical school, sitting and moping about the poor score is pointless. Here's what we recommend doing if your first MCAT exam didn't go down too well: Table of Contents 1. Drop the pessimistic attitude 2. Do you really need a retake? 3. Plan a course of action 4. Right the wrongs 5. Work harder Drop the pessimistic attitude From disappo...