Okay, I'm not like the supremely smart people on this forum. (Seriously, who really has a 4.0 pre-requisite g.p.a?) I attended a really hard university so my g.p.a's aren't out of this world and I held down a full time job at the same time. My pharmcas g.p.a for science is a 3.76, math is a 3.6, and overall I think it comes to 3.87. My PCAT was an 88% 🙂 though. The thing is I want to get into some pretty competive schools (not all competive) but I don't know if my stats are up to par. Advice would be great. Thanks.
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I only see one question in that whole paragraph, so what is it exactly you want advice on? The FAQs are pretty helpful on the pre-pharm page.
Your gpa is more than up to par in terms of competitiveness.
We don't know because if that is just your first year GPA or 2nd year then you have not had harder upper division classes and by then who knows if you still have a high GPA or will it drop down to 3.0?
This is the reason why the criteria for certain scholarships are steeper when you are early in your academic career because they know the more classes you take the harder it will be to keep a high GPA up.
This is the reason why the criteria for certain scholarships are steeper when you are early in your academic career because they know the more classes you take the harder it will be to keep a high GPA up.
Huh?
I can't believe anyone is taking the op seriously. I can't believe i'm even posting here.
lmao! Nice!
