Here is a summary of the 2007 MCAT changes:
• the new test is shorter (approximately 5 hours vs. the current
testing time of 8 hours).
• students receive their scores more quickly.
• the exam is now offered more frequently throughout the year (up to
20 testing dates).
• the test is given in smaller, climate-controlled rooms.
• you will be provided with
scratch paper for your calculations.
• you can highlight parts of the
passage or strike out answers on your computer screen.
Where can I get practice tests for the 2007 MCAT?
You can also visit the official website for the MCAT
CBT
to determine how you can access new practice MCAT CBTs which
are available online.
You can keep up to date regarding the changing exam at
MCAT Test Dates, MCAT
Changes or at the official website for the
exam,
AAMC.org.
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