Getting accepted into Pharmacy school doesn't depend solely on one thing. It's a combination of different criteria they will judge the candidates on. There are 2 parts to applying for pharmacy school. The first part is getting an interview. The second part getting accepted. To get an interview Obviously a good gpa for starters. 3.0 and above is a general guideline. The higher the better duh. PCAT somewhere over 70-75 should get you in the room with a lot of school. Letters of recommendation are very important and often underestimated by applicants. And extra curricular work also helps. All this is the applicant on paper and will only get you an interview. To be accepted you have to go to the interview and impress them. Show them you are charismatic and aren't a shy person. Show them you are able to think on the spot as many questions they ask will force you to do so. If you can do that and your resume is good then you won't have any problems.
