Add MCAT to resume? Forum

[cgd5054]

Should I add my MCAT score (507/74%) to my resume that I submit to law schools.I was a bio major/biomedical masters student who has no discomfort in having law schools know that I wanted to go to medical school previously.

Is it wise to add my MCAT score to my resume? 507 is a 74th percentile score.

Thank you so much.

[icechicken]

It's unlikely to help you, especially since that's not a super impressive score, but it could raise some awkward questions in the mind of those reading your application. ("Is law just a backup for this pre-med washout?") I don't think this is a good idea.

[sparkytrainer]

LOL this is a stupid idea.

[Mikey]

no, do not do that

[Kali the Annihilator]

Follow up: is it wise to include a measurement (in centimeters) of the diameter of my testicles if they are of average size?

Follow up: same question, but applied to a mole with irregular borders

[JusticeChuckleNutz]

What makes you think this would help? You realize you are applying to law school, right?

[Rigo]

As others have said, no.
And don't put your LSAT on your resume later in life either.

[cgd5054]

It's unlikely to help you, especially since that's not a super impressive score, but it could raise some awkward questions in the mind of those reading your application. ("Is law just a backup for this pre-med washout?") I don't think this is a good idea.

thank you so much, cheers