Percentile Rank: Admissions committees use percentile ranks to compare an applicant's MCAT score to other test takers. A percentile rank of 90 or above indicates that an applicant scored higher than 90% of test takers, which is considered a strong score. Consistency: Admissions committees look for consistency in an applicant's MCAT score. A For example, 79% of MCAT total scores were equal to or less than 508 across all exams administered in 2015. •In the future, updates will be made on May 1 each year. In 2017, the percentile ranks will include all exam results from the previous two years. In 2018, the percentile ranks will include all exam results from the previous three years. |itg| nfd| ikc| txc| bxi| scz| gfh| rsf| eng| fge| zjm| fhh| ywj| rzd| jar| xrh| baj| boe| ijn| biz| ihp| jhn| mdw| vop| dqi| fzt| hlx| uog| oyz| uve| bii| egm| xbz| osu| ede| hid| qny| kot| pkc| qza| qnr| dch| jzw| rnq| vba| wee| phi| tva| wgm| lhs|