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I hope you guys are having fun and not me stressing so much about applying to schools .I'm applying to 6 Cali. and about 4 out of state schools. California schools don't want PCAT score, and I really wanna get in to CA schools. But I don't wanna risk my chances and only to schools here. Do you guys think it would be too late to take my PCAT in September since some of the schools that I want to apply have their first interviews starting in October? Thank you |
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One other factor, if you really want to get into a CA school ... You'll be spending a fair bit of money (PCAT, flying to interviews, hotels, etc.) for a set of schools that you wouldn't really go to versus a CA school. If I were in your shoes, I'd focus on CA schools. Of course, you could miss out on an application cycle ... However, those are the breaks. |
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It just sucks that I'm not gonna be selected for the first batch . Should I just take the July's PCAT and see how it goes? |
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Only if you think you're ready. Also, make sure you know your prospective schools' policy on PCAT scores. If they only look at your highest attempt, then I would take the July one since it still leaves you time to register for September if you're not satisfied with your scores.
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