5 points for bs

[moldovanits]

Western uni promises 5 extra points how does this work? does it get added to your gpa. like for example if you have a 3.0 science gpa you get a 3.5?
if anyone knows send me a message thanks.

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[pharmgrl14]

Western uni promises 5 extra points how does this work? does it get added to your gpa. like for example if you have a 3.0 science gpa you get a 3.5?
if anyone knows send me a message thanks.

Western gives you 5 points if you have a bachelors degree by the time you send in your application. It is added to your score, not your GPA. GPA is 50% of your admission, pharmacy work/volunteer experience is 20%, interview is 20% and essay written at interview is 10%. The 5 points for the degree can really boost you up out of the middle of the pack.

 

[moldovanits]

Western gives you 5 points if you have a bachelors degree by the time you send in your application. It is added to your score, not your GPA. GPA is 50% of your admission, pharmacy work/volunteer experience is 20%, interview is 20% and essay written at interview is 10%. The 5 points for the degree can really boost you up out of the middle of the pack.

ic thanks

 

[derrickd5]

didn't i already tell you this in our pm. didn't believe me i see...

 

[moldovanits]

didn't i already tell you this in our pm. didn't believe me i see...

no derrick i wrote this before you told me. i believe you buddy thanks.

 

[Farmercyst]

Western gives you 5 points if you have a bachelors degree by the time you send in your application. It is added to your score, not your GPA. GPA is 50% of your admission, pharmacy work/volunteer experience is 20%, interview is 20% and essay written at interview is 10%. The 5 points for the degree can really boost you up out of the middle of the pack.

Not that it matters since I'm already waitlisted and my degree doesn't record until mid-June, but where did these numbers come from. Was it on their website or from a discussion with admissions, or what?

 

[ilovepharm]

If you go to one of their workshops they give you a powerpoint that has that info on it. Or at least that's how I knew.

 

[pharmgrl14]

Not that it matters since I'm already waitlisted and my degree doesn't record until mid-June, but where did these numbers come from. Was it on their website or from a discussion with admissions, or what?

It was on a powerpoint they showed at one of their pharmacy workshops.