MCAT Examinee Update – February 4, 2022

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Dear Examinee, 

This is a reminder that you will be able to schedule a July-September test date in all locations beginning on Tuesday, Feb. 8 at noon ET. The MCAT Registration System remains open for scheduling from that date through the entire testing year. If you plan on registering on Feb. 8, please keep reading for more information.Fill out the First 5 Tabs of Information in the MCAT Registration System Before Feb. 8 It will save you about 5-10 minutes on opening day and you can go straight to scheduling when you log in. If you use autofill, please be sure to double check that your name matches the first and last names on your MCAT accepted ID. Keep in mind the system closes at noon ET on Feb. 7 to prepare for re-opening on Feb. 8.  Understand How the Waiting Room Works When the MCAT Registration System opens, we have a virtual waiting room activated that will show your place in line and include an estimated wait time for when it’s your turn to register. It can also hold your place in line, so you don’t need to wait by your computer or mobile device.  

Learn more about the waiting room and how it works. Two helpful hints:  

  1.  You don’t need to log in hours before the system opens. It will randomly assign a place in line to anyone who has logged in by 11:50 a.m.  
  1. Please don’t open multiple browsers, refresh your page, or share your Queue-it ID. This could result in a longer wait time. 

Scheduling with Accommodations To schedule an exam with your approved accommodations, please reach out to Pearson VUE at 1-800-466-0450 (select option 3). For more information about testing with accommodations, visit www.aamc.org/mcataccommodations.    Read more about registration and 2022 scheduling on our website.   February 2022 Testing Year Webinar Recording Available The recording of our Feb. 1 webinar on the testing year and registration process is available now. You can access it through the webinars section of the Premed Resources website at www.aamc.org/premedresources. 


*Information obtained from the AAMC*

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