<p>acraig - while I certainly applaud your effort, I can’t help but agree with Shraf. Rushing your undergraduate career for the sake of getting into a <em>better med school</em> doesn’t make any sense. College should be an amazing, well-rounded experience, not one that revolves around med school. You’ll miss out on the finer things in life - memories that when you’re 30, or 40, or 50, and miserable as a doctor, you wish you had.</p>
<p>Sometimes I seriously wonder how this <em>system</em> is twisting people so much that they forget how to enjoy themselves and others around them.</p>
<p>If you’re ready for the MCAT, take it. I see no reason why you shouldn’t - assuming that you’ve CONSISTENTLY received your target score (within a TIGHT range) on the AAMC released exams. I wish you the best of luck.</p>