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Converting ACT to MCAT scores: is it possible?

Hey guys, I'm just curious if there's a way to convert ACT scores to MCAT scores (I know they're totally different tests). Is there any sort of rough estimate or conversion chart available? Just trying to get an idea of where I stand. Thank you!

a year ago

While it's true that the ACT and MCAT are entirely different exams, it's not really possible or accurate to convert your ACT score directly into an MCAT score. The ACT measures your general knowledge, skills, and abilities in English, Math, Reading, and Science, whereas the MCAT is a more specialized examination that specifically assesses your knowledge and skills relevant to medical school, including biology, chemistry, physics, psychology, and critical reasoning.

Instead of attempting to convert your ACT score to an MCAT score, it's more productive to focus on the actual MCAT preparation process. Start by reviewing the topics covered on the MCAT exam, familiarizing yourself with the test format, and finding reliable study materials and resources. If you've done well in your pre-med courses, scored decently on the ACT, and dedicate sufficient time and effort into studying for the MCAT, you're likely to achieve a competitive MCAT score.

Remember, the best way to predict your MCAT score is through practice tests! Utilize official MCAT practice exams to gauge your progress and identify areas where you can improve. Don't forget to review your answers, learn from any mistakes, and adjust your study plan accordingly.

Good luck with your MCAT preparation!

a year ago

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