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The3nthusiast

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I submitted on the first of November. It's evident that I am late, but how late is late? Any feedback will be great. Thank you guys.
 
It depends on the deadlines of the schools you applied to! I would say apply at least a month b4 the deadline to give the faculty enough time to review your application! Good luck! I just applied about 10 days ago!
 
It depends on the deadlines of the schools you applied to! I would say apply at least a month b4 the deadline to give the faculty enough time to review your application! Good luck! I just applied about 10 days ago!
Appreciate the reply. I was just wondering how late it was in the cycle. I'm taking my PCAT this thursday!
 
It all depends on the schools you want to apply to. I finished my PharmCAS application at the end of the month it opened (forget if it was June or July), and just added a couple more schools about 3 weeks ago. My friend who applied to multiple programs last year waited until literally the day before the deadline, and still got an interview and was accepted. Granted, I think she was very lucky and I wouldn't rely on a situation like this, but I think you'll be okay 🙂 Just make sure you get everything that you have left in ASAP. Transcripts, reference letters, and PCAT scores all take a little bit of time to actually be added to your application on PharmCAS. Good luck!
 
Thank you all for the input. I took my PCAT finally and was able to pull out an 85 composite which I am very thankful for. The only problem is I got a 22 in verbal, the only section I really didn't put any time towards. I'm not sure how this will effect me. Nonetheless, I have a bachelors in biology and currently finishing up my Masters in biomedical engineering. My undergrad GPA is 3.2 overall and science. Masters is a 3.7 roughly. So this is where I stand.
 
Thank you all for the input. I took my PCAT finally and was able to pull out an 85 composite which I am very thankful for. The only problem is I got a 22 in verbal, the only section I really didn't put any time towards. I'm not sure how this will effect me. Nonetheless, I have a bachelors in biology and currently finishing up my Masters in biomedical engineering. My undergrad GPA is 3.2 overall and science. Masters is a 3.7 roughly. So this is where I stand.
Verbal doesn't matter. You got good stats. I got a 25 in verbal and have much worse stats than you and I turned out fine. Don't worry. You're not late