Admission Test Information
Dental applicants take a computerized DAT at a Prometric Testing Center. Though the computerized DAT can be taken at the student's convenience, it is recommended that applicants take the DAT in the spring of their junior year (or the spring of the senior year if you plan to take a year off after graduation).
Students applying for Physician Assistant, Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy and Veterinary programs are required to take the , a more general exam similar to the SAT in structure and content.
Medical School (MD & DO) and podiatry applicants take the MCAT. This computerized, subject - specific test requires extensive preparation and is usually taken after the required classes are completed. Applicants are encouraged to for the MCAST as far in advance as possible to secure their test site and date of choice.
The Optometry Admission Test (OAT) is offered in a computerized format. Testing is available year round. Scores are received immediately after completion of the test. Schools receive official scores within two weeks. It is recommended that applicants take the OAT no later than the end of June of their junior year (or their senior year if they plan to take a year off after graduation)
Students applying to Pharmacy school are required to take the PCAT.
Admission Testing Accommodations for Students with Disabilities
Medical College Admissions Test: - click on "Apply for accommodations"
DAT
To request testing accommodations under the American’s with Disabilities Act, download and complete the (PDF).
OAT
To request testing accommodations under the American’s with Disabilities Act, download and complete the (PDF).