Overcoming a low MCAT score on your AMCAS application can feel daunting. Can they really judge my whole application by my performance on one 8 hour block of life!!? Sadly, most schools do put extensive emphasis on MCAT scores. However, a low score is not the end of the world if you are within the range of applicants to a particular school. Ask yourself: What do medical schools look for? The answer is more dynamic than just a good MCAT score…
David Quinzi
David Quinzi is a Graduate Coach for InGenius Prep, an admissions consulting company that helps students with their applications to medical school. He graduated with a BS from Cornell University and is a current MD Candidate at Upstate Medical University.