Health Professional Schools require that you take a standardized entrance exam to be considered for admission. Allopathic and Osteopathic medical schools require the MCAT (along with a few vet schools), dental schools the DAT, optometry schools the OAT, Pharmacy Schools the PCAT, and graduate schools the GRE (including most vet schools and some pharmacy schools). Students generally test during their junior or senior year, when they have completed the necessary courses for the exam and have adequately studied. The Wabash Pre-Health Advisor will meet with all pre-health juniors to discuss the timeline of the testing as well as preparation tips.
- The MCAT is in the process of being revised and the new MCAT will be offered in the Spring of 2015. For more information on the MCAT, including new format, practice tests and registration information.
- For more information on the DAT, including content and registration information.
- For more information on the OAT, including content and registration information.
- For more information on the PCAT, including content and registration information.
- For more information on the GRE, including registration information.
Study Guides for entrance exams:
Official AAMC Materials and practice exams (MCAT)
Khan Academy MCAT: This section of the Khan Academy is specifically aimed at premed students preparing for MCAT 2015
How do I prepare for the MCAT2015?
Ask the Experts: Getting Ready for the MCAT
What's it like to take the MCATS?
Official ADA test preparation material (DAT)
Scholarware (DAT)