Good Luck

Passing the MCAT is not a guarantee of acceptance into a medical school. On paper, you could appear to be an outstanding candidate (high grades, high scores, etc.) and not get into any medical school. Part of the admission process is an interview and the admission committee makes a determination whether an applicant possesses the qualities and capabilities of becoming a good physician. Many applicants don’t.

Medical schools want the best students. Those with a four year degree will, on average, be better prepared for medical school than those without a four year degree.

I don’t know about you — but I want the most qualified people as my doctors.

You need to have the credits in required courses.

Now if a college allows you to pass a course by pay the fee and taking the final and they award credits, then that would count.