1. I got a 95 on the bio, but 51 on both the chem and quantitative. I'm majoring in chemistry so that part was super embarrassing, but my gen chem knowledge was really lacking and I was really sick leading up to the PCAT so I don't have anyone to blame but myself. Those two 51s are the reason I'm retaking the PCAT. I know I can do better, I simply need to brush up on my basic math and chemistry, so that won't be a big issue for me.
2. I'm getting a bachelors in chemistry in the spring. Depending on the amount of classes I would need to take, I might also fill the requirements to get my bachelors in bio too so I'm going to talk to an adviser ASAP. I'm living on my own and working part time in healthcare (not in a pharmacy, but I work in direct care).
3. I've volunteered in an outpatient and inpatient pharmacy on and off since my senior year of high school (senior in college now), shadowed an inpatient pharmacist, and have been working in direct care since for over three years now, so I'm not sure how great that sounds... But it's something, I guess.
Unfortunately, even with the amount of credits I'm taking both this semester and the next, I won't be able to pull my GPA up to a 3.0+. I know I don't have the greatest stats from undergrad, which is really unfortunate for me, but hopefully there's someone somewhere willing to accept me haha. I'm very serious about wanting to become a pharmacist, which my stats don't really show right now, so I just hope if I land an interview schools will be able to understand that and I can show that I really want to be a pharmacist.
Sorry if this was rambling and sounded stupid haha.