How can I study for the PCAT???

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I am currently an undergrad. I am almost finished with taking all the pre-reqs I am required to take to apply for pharm school. I plan on applying for fall of '09. It seems like a while from now, but i have to start preparing myself now. It begins with the PCAT. I don't have a lot of friends who are going into pharmacy so I'm kind of on my own when it comes to finding out information. I really have no clue how to begin studying for the PCAT. I am kind of freaking out about the whole thing because I don't know where to begin! Will someone please give me some information? Thank you your time!
 
Id recommend getting a PCAT (new edition) study book, maybe even a couple of them, and just reviewing the concepts...
When I took the PCATS, a lot of it was facts that nobody could have memorized, such as which species and climate a particular monkey lives in...but its definately worthwhile to study the sciences, calc (if its still on there)...and essay questions...

The test isnt that bad...its just very long.
Good luck!