My chance

[scoopydoo123]

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Hi there, I want to hear you guys' advices how is my chance to apply. Im going to apply in summer of 17
Major: mechanical engineer
GPA: estimated at graduation - 3.7
PCAT: 78 percentile
~3 year exp as pharm tech at graduation
I'm working on a senior project about a medical device.
I may get a LOR from one of my engineering prof, and pretty would has a LOR from a pharmacist. 🙂

Anybody may suggest a few school that is suitable for my stat? Thank you
Btw, I wouldn't retake my Pcat

 

[Humble Sloth]

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Hi there, I want to hear you guys' advices how is my chance to apply. Im going to apply in summer of 17
Major: mechanical engineer
GPA: estimated at graduation - 3.7
PCAT: 78 percentile
~3 year exp as pharm tech at graduation
I'm working on a senior project about a medical device.
I may get a LOR from one of my engineering prof, and pretty would has a LOR from a pharmacist. 🙂

Anybody may suggest a few school that is suitable for my stat? Thank you
Btw, I wouldn't retake my Pcat

your PCAT is low. Mine was 92. Why are you switching from ME to pharmD? if it is for the money you will be making more as an engineer. THere are literally no hours avaliable for new grads and it's only the tip of the iceberg. when you grad. from pharm you will be lucky to get 5 hours PRN a week and you will have to drive 1.5 hours to a different store everyday.

 

[PharmtoCS]

You are throwing a perfectly good degree (mechanical engineering) that you already paid and worked for in exchange for one that will set you back $200k+ in loans with worse job prospects, work-life balance, and take home pay. I would stick with mechanical engineering.

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[scoopydoo123]

Dudes!