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Retaking the MCAT – July 2020
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- Jul 16, 2020
- MCAT Blog, MCAT Retake, Premed Webinars
It’s that time again, we’re halfway through July and the testing cycle is coming to a close soon. MCAT scores are coming back and plenty of students are wondering if they should retake the exam this year. Should you retake the MCAT? What does retaking the MCAT even involve? Should you prep for the exam if you’ve already taken it, and what does that look like? Get the answers to all these questions and more in our free webinar, hosted by Phil Hawkins!
Watch the webinar below.
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