How long is my MCAT score valid?

The length of time that your scores are valid varies depending on the program you registered for and the dates you registered and took the exam. Typically, your scores will remain valid for up to five years. Be aware that some programs may have shorter time frames and suggest that you continue studying after your test to ensure you have a strong application.

How long is my MCAT score valid for admissions?

If you take the test more than once, you will have to request a score report for each test date. Be sure to keep test registration and receipt records for each test date as this information will be needed for registration if you decide to retake the exam. If you want to apply to graduate school, the medical school admissions process begins after you receive your scores. Be sure to check the school’s application timeline to find out if they accept the Medical College Admissions Test score as part of your

How often do I get my MCAT scores?

You will receive your official scores approximately two weeks after test day. However, if you order official scores through ETS, the scores will be available to you immediately after the test ends. Most test-takers receive their scores either by mail or electronically. Once your scores are posted, you will have access to them for a period of 90 days.

How long does my MCAT score age?

Your official score report will include a test date and time stamp. Your test score will remain valid for two years. After two years, your official score report will expire and you will need to retake the test.

How long does my MCAT score expire?

If you plan to retake the exam, your scores will expire after a period of one year. Your scores are automatically invalidated if you decide to drop out of school or if you withdraw from the exam. In addition, if you apply to graduate programs at a college or university, that organization will also use your scores to make admissions decisions. Therefore, it is important to maintain high scores over time.