The minimum MCAT score required for consideration at Emory University School of Medicine is 502 overall, with no less than 124 on each of the four individual MCAT subtests.
Understanding Emory's MCAT Requirements
Emory University School of Medicine implements a prescreening process for all applicants based on their MCAT scores. This means that if an applicant's total MCAT score is below 502, or if any of their four individual subtest scores are less than 124, they will not be invited to complete the Emory Supplemental Application. This initial screening helps to manage the large volume of applications received and ensures that only candidates meeting these foundational academic benchmarks proceed further in the admissions process.
To provide a clearer overview, here are the specific minimums:
| Requirement | Minimum Score |
|---|---|
| Total MCAT Score | 502 |
| Chemical and Physical Foundations of Biological Systems | 124 |
| Critical Analysis and Reasoning Skills (CARS) | 124 |
| Biological and Biochemical Foundations of Living Systems | 124 |
| Psychological, Social, and Biological Foundations of Behavior | 124 |
It is important to note that meeting these minimum scores does not guarantee admission or even an interview, as Emory's admissions process is highly competitive and holistic, considering many other factors such as GPA, clinical experience, research, letters of recommendation, and personal qualities. For further details on the admissions process, prospective applicants can refer to the official Emory School of Medicine MD Admission FAQ.
