This is contingent upon how many credit hours you have right now and what the exact ratio of your "straight As" to your "Straight Bs" is. But assuming you're in your 2nd or 3rd year, you can probably expect a term GPA of 3.5 - 4.0 to raise your cumulative to maybe 2.73 or 2.74... maybe. Bringing up GPA is nowhere near as fast as dropping it. Raising your GPA requires some serious ATP, whereas losing GPA is totally unfacilitated diffusion.
You'll list your IP classes but they won't be able to see your grades (But you should be able to update your application at a later date) and they probably won't start reviewing apps until after December grades post... but it'll be a bleak outcome either way with that far of a sub-3.0 GPA.
First of all, it's percentile, not percent. You will definitely need to score in the 80th+ percentile to offset your abysmal GPA and you should come correct with a lot of ECs. A vanilla applicant with a 2.7~ cum and 65th percentile PCAT hasn't got much of a chance, I don't suspect.
What's your science / math GPA, out of curiousity? Marginally better than your cum. at least?
Most applications are due Nov. 1st and grades are not determined until december, Will this effect Pharm Schools decisions? My PCat score is not as great, im currently at a 65% and i also have a retake set for the January test date planning to finish in the 75-80%.
