Should I void my third MCAT or accept a bad score?
I have my exam this Saturday, 6/27, and at this point I already know I don’t have much hope of getting a high score, let alone a decent one. I voided my first exam, and my second score was humiliatingly bad. This attempt was honestly going well, but life happened, and by the time things got better, there was only a month left until my exam. Right now, my only options are to either accept a bad score or void it for a second time. Either way, it’s going to look bad on my applications unless I get a really high score on my fourth attempt to offset it, but I’m trying to choose the lesser of two evils. If anyone has advice on which option I should choose and what I should do moving forward, I would really appreciate it.
Posted Jun 25, 2026, 7:02 AM UTC