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I think the title is pretty self-explanatory, but I would also like to know the balance thing with GPA vs. PCAT
Thanks guys
Thanks guys
there is no general competitive score...
first, your school is ranked based on academic rigor.
e.g. a 3.5 from a top tier school (e.g. top 50 schools based on US NEWS ranking) is valued more than say a 3.9 from a lower tiered school or a community college.
for PCATs, the general consensus from these forums is around a 70% composite.
there is no general competitive score...
first, your school is ranked based on academic rigor.
e.g. a 3.5 from a top tier school (e.g. top 50 schools based on US NEWS ranking) is valued more than say a 3.9 from a lower tiered school or a community college.
for PCATs, the general consensus from these forums is around a 70% composite.
Unfortunately, a lot of pharmacy schools apparently don't take into account your school. Which sucks for me, because i DID go to a top tier school, and got a lower GPA (3.2). Many of the schools I talked to said they don't differentiate between schools, and if they DO, then they only take into account university vs. community college. It doesn't matter if it's high or low tier.
I think the title is pretty self-explanatory, but I would also like to know the balance thing with GPA vs. PCAT
Thanks guys
Too hard to say. cGPA and PCAT both matter, and Toronto looks at every subsection rather than just composite.Okay, I see. Well I go to UofT in Canada (Best school ). It is estimated that roughly 1000 will apply, 240 get acceptance. Can you comment on that?