Getting an A in Calc 1 but a B in Clac 2

Lemaitre1
Fri, 10 Aug 2012 14:39:30 +0000

My feeling would be that for medical school admissions commitees, the most important single piece of information in your application is your MCAT Verbal score. Particularly during your first two years, but in the others as well, the ability to read, comprehend and remember huge amounts of written materials is the most critical skill you can have. I think a 10 or better is what they are looking for and if an applicant had scores of PS-15, BS-15, V-7 they would have a hard time getting even one acceptance.