A3: With the maximum of 5 hubs connected with 5m cables and a 5m cable going to your full speed device, this will give you 30m of cable (see section 7.1.19 for details). With a low speed device, you will be able to get a range up to 27m, depending on how long the device's cable is.
How Long Are MCATÂ® Scores Valid? Medical schools generally accept scores dating back two or three years. If you have taken the exam previously, we recommend that you consult the to check the application policies of each school to which you intend to apply. The AAMC will continue to report scores from the prior version of the exam (administered from 1991 through January 2015) through the 2019 AMCAS application cycle.
How is the MCAT scored? Each individual section on the exam is scored using a 118 to 132 range, with a median score of 125. You'll receive a score for each section, plus an overall score. Total scores will be centered at 500, with ranges from 472 to 528. MCAT registration is done online through the Association of American Medical Colleges.