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The Medical College Admission Test covers a broad range of science, verbal and writing components. Most medical schools take into consideration your college transcript and your MCAT score. This particular test is a good indication as to whether you would possess a solid foundation on which to build a successful medical career.

The MCAT is a test that lasts for 5.5 hours and consists of four sections: verbal reasoning, biological sciences, physical sciences and a writing sample. The verbal reasoning section consists of 40 questions and lasts for 60 minutes. The physical sciences section has a total of 52 questions and lasts for 70 minutes. The section for biological sciences consists of 52 questions and also takes 70 minutes to complete. The writing sample consists of 2 thirty-minute essays and lasts for 60 minutes.

The LSAT test stands for Law School Admission Test. It is a standardized test that lasts for approximately a half-day and is required before you are admitted to an ABA-approved law school. It is even used by many Canadian law schools and even non-ABA-approved schools of law. This test provides a standard measure of verbal reasoning skills and acquired reading skills that law schools may use as one of several different factors in assessing its applicants. This test is given four times each year at many different locations around the world.