MCAT® Resource Hub for Admissions Officers

The Medical College Admission Test (MCAT^®) exam tests the foundational concepts and reasoning skills students need to be ready for today’s medical school. Scores from MCAT exam the help admissions officers and their committees make informed decisions about applicants’ academic readiness for the medical school curriculum. Scores from the MCAT exam are among many sources of application data that admissions committees use to select students with the right academic preparation, attributes, and experiences. Using MCAT scores can help admissions officers construct classes that meet the academic, clinical, service, and research missions of their institutions.