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Are examinees aware that their photographs and fingerprints will be retained for future use?

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Are examinees aware that their photographs and fingerprints will be retained for future use?

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The MCAT Essentials, which is required reading for every MCAT examinee, includes the following disclosure: These measures help prevent fraud and protect the integrity of the exam. The Test Center Administrator will capture your identification electronically, including your fingerprints and photograph (biometrics). Electronic capture of your biometric data allows for easier and quicker return to the testing facility after breaks. The biometric and other identity data will be retained by the AAMC and made available for identity verification at future MCAT administrations, should you choose to retake the examination. Should you continue to pursue a medical career, these data may permit you to verify your identity when you arrive at a medical school or health care facility.

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