How Do You Apply To Allopathic Medical School?
The application for allopathic medical school, to obtain an MD degree, is a long and grueling process. This article will help you so you don’t miss any steps in the application process, any of which could mean you don’t get in to school. Take the MCAT. This test is required for all medical schools, regardless of type. For this discussion, I will be talking about allopathic, or MD, medical schools. The MCAT is a grueling test, currently administered electronically, and covers physical and biological sciences, as well as verbal reasoning and a writing sample. You will be in your test seat for at least 5 hours and 20 minutes. Once finished with the test, you will receive your scores within 30 days. Not only will you get the scores, but so will the schools that you send them to. When you take the test, you are asked to release your scores to AMCAS, the American Medical College Application Service. From here, you can send your scores electronically to whichever school you choose. After send
