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Is the MCAT* changing?
The MCAT changed in 1991 then started some
minor changes in 2003; in 2007, the MCAT became somewhat shorter and changed to a Computer Based Test (CBT).
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Here is a summary of the MCAT changes which began in 2007:
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the test is shorter (approximately 5
hours vs. the previous testing time of 8 hours).
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students receive their test scores
more quickly.
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the test is offered more frequently
throughout the year (more than 20 testing dates; see 2008 MCAT dates).
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the exam is given in smaller,
climate-controlled rooms (see sample MCAT test center).
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How do you prepare for the MCAT changes?
A solid science review, CBT practice
exams, sufficient study time and motivation will permit you to score high on
the new Computer Based Test. You can find all the materials you need for an
up-to-date MCAT
science review or complete
MCAT prep.
The official website for the AAMC (aamc.org) has links to official practice
CBT MCATs. The 3 free computer based exams at MCAT Prep
are always updated practice for the exam at the right price!
Other Views of the MCAT Changes
If you would like the official word from the
AAMC, click here.
The Student Doctor Network has a discussion board where premeds can discuss
the 2007
MCAT changes.
Many premed students have websites discussing the changing
MCAT.
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