<p>Those MCATs must be awful important for med school admissions. Neighbor girl graduated with a 3.9 in biomedical engineering from large neighoring state school, had major research experience durings summers in NY and Iowa, worked in hospital setting during school years, has been published due to research and she didn’t get in to med school the past two years. Her MCATs were “average”, not low but not high. Good enough to be considered but not good enough to get in. She has now been accepted at a college of osteopathic medicine and is happy that her medical career will happen. Her ACT was 30+.</p>