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MCAT school list planning worksheet
Use your projected MCAT as a planning input, then verify every school-specific median and policy from current official sources.
Built for source-first admissions context, not to replace official admissions pages.
Compare your score path to sourced school context.
Enter your projected total and use it while checking current official school data. The worksheet avoids uncited medians and ranking tiers.
Where should school MCAT numbers come from?
Median MCAT data is a context signal, not an admissions decision. Because school pages, MSAR profiles, and class profiles can change, every row in a school list should carry a source URL, source year, and review date before it influences your plan.
Use MSAR and each school's official admissions pages for current school-specific data, deadlines, and prerequisite policies. Last reviewed July 18, 2026; next source review due September 4, 2026.
AAMC MSAR information for applicants| Planning step | How to use your score |
|---|---|
| Open each school's official admissions page or MSAR profile. | Use 509 as the comparison value when checking current official data. |
| Record the current median MCAT, GPA range, residency preference, and prerequisites. | Avoid relying on copied medians without source year and school URL. |
| Tag schools as reach, target, or safety only after verifying current source data. | Keep the category private until every row is verified. |
| Convert any score gap into weekly review blocks and full-length checkpoints. | Feed the verified gap into your study plan. |
This worksheet intentionally does not publish school medians or ranking tiers. Add school-specific values only from current official pages or MSAR, with source URL and source year in your own notes.
This tool is for exploration and comparison only. It does not create or persist account data on its own.
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