anyone here got accepted after 2 year pre? or is it just a myth.
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2 year prepharm
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One of my friends got accepted to UGA last year with only 2 years...She graduated with her associates degree after she got her acceptance letter! That was the only school she applied to. And I know another girl from the CC I went to that got into UGA under the exact same circumstances the year before. Both were really smart...obviously
i got in with just two years. 62 hrs to be exact.
I got into Samford and Lecom Erie and at the end of this spring term, I will be in college for two years. I attend a major university and have a 4.0 right now. Yes you can get in with two years of college. Not very hard. Do have some pharmacy exp. though. I only work one summer as a tech though. That was all my exp.
I was accepted to Mercer and PBA last year (wait-listed at Samford and rejected from UGA) after completing only 2 years of pre-reqs at a local CC. I'm in my third year now to complete the additional prereqs required for Auburn but I'm not earning any degree. It can be done.
I know people who got in after two years, so its not a myth.
If you have a great GPA and PCAT with pharmacy experience, it can be done. Though the applicant pool is shifting towards those with degrees, there isn't a huge stigma for second-year applicants.
If you have a great GPA and PCAT with pharmacy experience, it can be done. Though the applicant pool is shifting towards those with degrees, there isn't a huge stigma for second-year applicants.
I forgot to mention that when I say 2 years, I mean 2 continuous years or 6 semesters (started Summer '04 -> Fall '04 -> Spring '05 -> Summer '05 -> Fall '05 -> ended Spring '06). This is probably not necessary for everyone, but the schools that I applied to had different prereqs so I had to cover all my bases 🙂
It can be done. I got accepted with just two years of community college prerequisites (finishing up 5 prereqs classes this semester). I applied to three schools and got invited to interview at all three schools. I found out I got accepted to my first choice so turned down the other two interviews.