PCAT average score list for each pharmacy school?

[boredstephanie]

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Is there such a list? I know that on pharmcas and aacp they have stats for each school for gpa and such but I don't see anything about PCAT? all I see for pharmacas is their minimum pcat considered but thats not really a good way for me to tell if I am competitive for that school. Please help me out?😕

 

[rjosh33]

http://forums.studentdoctor.net/omnionehttp://forums.studentdoctor.net/showthread.php?t=427578

The link above is part of a series of incredibly helpful posts made by omnione back in 2007. In post #3 you should find a link to a pdf of exactly what you're looking for. It may be a little outdated by now, but at one point I scoured the internet (i.e., google) and his compilation was the best I could find. Hope it helps.

 

[boredstephanie]

thanks! if anyone has a more updated list, it would be helpful too! also, is there a book similar to the med school one where it lists all the pharm schools and all the stats? If there is, does it has PCAT scores?

 

[Kansas Pharmer]

thanks! if anyone has a more updated list, it would be helpful too! also, is there a book similar to the med school one where it lists all the pharm schools and all the stats? If there is, does it has PCAT scores?

If you want the latest stats put out by AACP, then go to the following link. Unfortunately, they do not list PCAT scores. You usually have to contact each school individually (either personally or on their website) to get the average PCAT scores.

http://www.aacp.org/resources/student/pharmacyforyou/admissions/Pages/PSAR.aspx

 

[chemguy79]

Unfortunately, I don't believe that there is one specific website which lists the average PCAT scores for every institution.

Since each school varies the importance of the PCAT in their application process, I would look at each school individually to find out their average, strive to do the best that you can on the examination (if you haven't taken the exam), and roll the dice with the admissions process. 🙂

 

[xtsukiyox]

http://forums.studentdoctor.net/showthread.php?t=427578

The link above is part of a series of incredibly helpful posts made by omnione back in 2007. In post #3 you should find a link to a pdf of exactly what you're looking for. It may be a little outdated by now, but at one point I scoured the internet (i.e., google) and his compilation was the best I could find. Hope it helps.

😍