<p>Do top med schools look down upon students that graduated in 3 years even if they performed well and have a good mcat score?</p>
<p>They'll look down on the fact you will only have 2 years of grades when you apply. They'll look down on the fact you only have 2/3's as much EC's as everyone else. They'll look down on the fact you'll be 1-2 years younger than you're supposed to be.</p>
<p>All of these problems can be solved if you take a year off after graduating.</p>
<p>bump...anyone else's input?</p>
<p>The problem is that your MCAT score has to be high enough( whatever that means) to make up for the early graduation. All else being equal, it is not advisable.</p>
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You don't need any more input after NCG posts.</p>
<p>^ um, yes I do. </p>
<p>thank you norcal and student14.</p>
<p>NCG's post is it, it's the end all, be all, of this discussion. Anything more that I could say would simply be saying the exact same thing in many, many, many more words (I tend to be extremely verbose).</p>
<p>I'm not asking for more input. Input from 2 people was fine.</p>
<p>go study abroad for a year</p>