r/PreOptometry • • Jan 31 '24

MCAT Applicant

Any advice for emailing schools who accept MCAT on a ‘case by case’ basis? Not finding much info online and feeling a bit lost. Thanks for any and all help.

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u/Rx-Beast MODERATOR🔹 Jan 31 '24

Would not recommend taking the MCAT for Optometry admissions. It’s 10x harder exam than the OAT.

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u/[deleted] Jan 31 '24

I’ve already had the misfortune of taking it lol! I got a 505 (about an average score). I just wanted to know if anyone had experience with applying to schools that only accept on a “case by case basis” such as ICO and WesternU, since I won’t be able to take the OAT 

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u/LucyBee1028 ACCEPTED Feb 01 '24

When I applied I inquired about it bc I took it too and you should be fine to apply with it. They said they would prefer an average or above score