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jay04002

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Hi Guys,
Here is the thing... I am taking PCAT in October and was wondering wat my aim should be in order to get into Pharmacy School in east coast...
1st semester of colalge: -
Chem I (127) A
Calc (115) A
Bio I (107) C
English - F ( i tried to drop the class but the Professor wouldnt sign and gave me an 0 for whole semester)

2nd semester: -
Chem II (128) A
Communication B+
Econ - A
World History A
Sociology A

3rd Semester: -
Organic I B+
Micro Biology I B-
Physics I A
Film A

4th Semester: -
Organic Chem II B+
English (retook the class) A
Micro Bio II - B
Agriculture A

Summer Class: -
Geography A
Philosophy A

Total GPA 3.558
Math and Sci GPA 3.32
And i m going to retake Bio I, and taking Stat and Organic Chem III with lab
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And i have like 50-60 hours of Experience in Pharmacy ( I worked in a Hospital Pharmacy department)

So guys please let me know wat should be my PCAT Aim and wat Pharamcy Schools will take me in....
Thanx ppl, i relly need your help here...
peace
 
Personally I would shoot for mid-90s and accept a score in the high 80s. That will help you out getting past the GPA/PCAT hurdle (and hopefully they are together and aren't separated).

After the PCAT focus on making the most of your interview, by practicing situational responses and writing samples. You're grades aren't bad, in the grand scheme of things, but the more positives you can add (higher PCAT, volunteering, organizations, work experience, etc) the more lenient the committee will be.
 
KUMoose said:
Personally I would shoot for mid-90s and accept a score in the high 80s. That will help you out getting past the GPA/PCAT hurdle (and hopefully they are together and aren't separated).

After the PCAT focus on making the most of your interview, by practicing situational responses and writing samples. You're grades aren't bad, in the grand scheme of things, but the more positives you can add (higher PCAT, volunteering, organizations, work experience, etc) the more lenient the committee will be.

Thanx man...this really helps...boosts my Confidence up...
right now i work at a Helth insurance agency as a Telemarketer, so i have to come in contact with alot of people and also answer some medical questions, do u think i should mention that in my Essay? and Wat collages in US are consider easy to get into or accepts more out of state students???
thanx once again
peace
 
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