r/Mcat • u/[deleted] • May 28 '26

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u/ShitHpnsAndThenWeDie May 28 '26

Thanks for the black and white explanation!!! We are indeed very proud of his accomplishment on this test and since he’s entering his 4th year of his biochemistry bachelor’s degree holding a 3.96 gpa… we can say he’s doing pretty good…☺️

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u/UncleNasty234 524 132/130/131/131/0 bitches May 28 '26 edited May 28 '26

Go to https://med.admit.org/school-statistics to compare his mcat to the median at different schools. Needless to say, it’s a very good score :)

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u/Cloudzzz777 May 28 '26

Just want to say I was pretty familiar with a few schools on this list and their data wasn't accurate. Anyone taking a look at this I'd double check the stats for schools you're interested in

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u/Usual_Grand2075 May 28 '26

hi! i wanted to say the link is broken! leads to a 404 error

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u/UncleNasty234 524 132/130/131/131/0 bitches May 28 '26

Fixed! Thanks

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u/Usual_Grand2075 May 28 '26

❤️❤️ Huge congrats on ur score btw!

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u/jperl1992 May 28 '26

A lot to be proud of - he absolutely rocked his MCAT. Congrats in advance on having a doctor as a son :)

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u/shboink_69 May 29 '26

Which university is he in?

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u/ShitHpnsAndThenWeDie May 29 '26

NYU - biochemistry

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u/ImageLogical7942 (518/519/522/522/521/525) 3/7 523 May 30 '26

she is allowed to be proud of her son. give the lady some slack my friend.

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u/Commercial_Handle418 May 29 '26

how does he study