The MCAT Revisited

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While completing a research fellowship and a residency in internal medicine at the University of Virginia, I served on the medical-school admissions committee. Last year I decided that it would be an interesting experience to take the Medical College Admissions Test (MCAT). It struck me during one of our committee meetings that we were judging applicants on the basis of performance on a test of which we had very little first-hand knowledge. The MCAT has changed radically in recent years, and of the permanent committee members, no one has taken it since I took it as a college junior in . . .

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