<p>it may be difficult to stare at a screen for four hours straight, but come on....scores back on the spot..how is that beatable?</p>
<p>SATs are taken worldwide so only computerized testing would not be feasible. However, a combination of the two could potentially work. The MCATs were recently computerized and I know that the GMATs are also computerized and actually gives you your score immediately after taking the exam!</p>
<p>If it's computerized, then the location of the test (due to the quality of computers on-site) will factor into how well the test goes. No matter how good you are, if you have a crappy computer that lags + a barely-functioning mouse, you're not going to do as well as you ought. </p>
<p>To be honest, CB would get tons of calls about how it discriminates against the poor and it would be a public relations disaster. (I don't think MCATs/GMATs are for that large of a population, so those could be easier to computerize than the SATs.)</p>
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jenkster, ME TOO. that's my main concern for the MCAT.
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then don't take the MCAT.</p>
<p>poor folk aren't computer literate, and, as etselec touched on, it would require like 2.6 million computers properly spread out</p>