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MCAT study tips
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The MCAT is a multiple-choice exam that aspiring doctors must take before applying to medical schools. This challenging test is one that keeps many medical students up at night, so it's no surprise if you have questions about the exam.
Medical schools look at a student's MCAT score and other factors to determine the likelihood a prospective student has the analytical skills and conceptual understanding needed to build a medical career.