has anyone actually gotten into pharmacy school with a pcat score in the range or 50 to 60. i am just curious as to know the compatition into pharmacy school especially a public one.
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PCAT: 50 to 60
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A score of 50 on the PCAT is generally considered a "passing score". An 85 or above is generally considered a "good" score.
Infrequently, but yes.pharmwannebe2 said:has anyone actually gotten into pharmacy school with a pcat score in the range or 50 to 60. i am just curious as to know the compatition into pharmacy school especially a public one.
pharmwannebe2 said:has anyone actually gotten into pharmacy school with a pcat score in the range or 50 to 60. i am just curious as to know the compatition into pharmacy school especially a public one.
A pharmacist I recently worked with told me she got into TSU with ~50 on the PCAT, but had a 3.98 GPA. She graduated in 2003.
I got in with a 63, 3.71 gpa, all prereqs done at a community college, some volunteer experienceo. Anything is possible if you really want it.
I got 66 for PCAT, 3.95 GPA, volunteer for >100h, and i didn't get it...