MCAT Preparation Hub
Diagnostic-first MCAT prep covering Chem/Phys, CARS, Bio/Biochem, and Psych/Soc. Build a study plan around your weakest section, train passage reasoning, and track score progression with full-length simulation.
Free MCAT tools
- MCAT Score Calculator — total, percentile, and accuracy-to-scaled conversion.
- MCAT Question of the Day — a free practice question daily.
Popular study guides
- How MCAT scoring works (472–528 explained)
- How to break an MCAT score plateau
- A CARS reading framework that survives time pressure
MCAT fees, reschedule, and refund FAQ
How much does the MCAT cost in 2026?
Standard MCAT registration is $355 in the Gold Zone, and the fee rises in the Silver and Bronze zones closer to the test date. International testing adds a $130 surcharge, and the AAMC Fee Assistance Program reduces registration to $145. Always confirm current amounts with AAMC before you pay. MCAT cost and registration fees.
How much is the MCAT reschedule fee?
Rescheduling costs $55 in the Gold Zone, $110 in the Silver Zone, and $210 in the Bronze Zone. The closer you get to your exam date, the higher the tier, and rescheduling is not possible after the Bronze Zone deadline passes. MCAT reschedule fees and deadlines.
Do you get a refund if you cancel the MCAT?
Cancelling in the Gold Zone returns a partial refund of $175. Cancelling in the Silver or Bronze Zone returns $0, so if you are unsure about your readiness it is usually cheaper to reschedule than to cancel outright. MCAT refund policy.
What is the MCAT cancellation deadline?
Cancellation and reschedule windows follow the AAMC Gold, Silver, and Bronze zones tied to your scheduled test date. Once the Bronze Zone deadline passes you can no longer cancel or move the exam, and a no-show forfeits the full fee. MCAT cancellation policy.
What is the MCAT?
The MCAT is the Medical College Admission Test used in the medical school admissions process. Students should rely on AAMC for official exam policies, registration details, and scoring information.
How should I start MCAT prep?
Start with a diagnostic, review the misses carefully, then build a weekly plan around the biggest repeat weakness. The first goal is not more volume. It is a cleaner correction loop.