PCAT on Phamrcas

[TpharmD]

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Hello
i took pcat in oct 2008 and i am waiting for my score. so i m not sure i will be taking it in jan 2009. plus i can't wait to e-submit my application till my pcat scores arives. so what should i do?

can i edit this information after i e-submit?

 

[FLPharm2Be]

You can esubmit without your Jan 09 pcat. Just mark that you plan to take it, it doesn't really matter if you do or don't. Last year, I esubmitted in August, I planned to take the October test and if I didn't like my score I would take the Jan, so I marked off "plan to take Oct and Jan PCAT". I never ended up taking the Jan one, it didn't matter. It is just more a notice to the school, it isn't a contract.

 

[RxLaw]

e-submit!!! I took the PCAT in OCT 08. My expereince dealing with PharmCAS is that it is a drag... and that'scoz they have a certain process that they follow when dealing with each and every application they receive. So, the longer you sit on the fence... the longer it will take for your application to be processed and subsequently mailed to your college of choice.
Don't sell yourself short: e-submit!

 

[calisoca]

e-submit!!! I took the PCAT in OCT 08. My expereince dealing with PharmCAS is that it is a drag... and that'scoz they have a certain process that they follow when dealing with each and every application they receive. So, the longer you sit on the fence... the longer it will take for your application to be processed and subsequently mailed to your college of choice.
Don't sell yourself short: e-submit!

Ohhhhh silly boy/girl/it, PharmCas is amazing. I couldn't imagine applying to each school individually, sending scores individually, and sending transcripts and personal statements individually. Imagine what an annoying and convoluted experience applying would be in the absence of PharmCas. They do us a great service. The real 'drag' is being lazy and waiting too long to submit, which you appear to be guilty of. Good day.

 

[PharmTheQuah]

Ohhhhh silly boy/girl/it, PharmCas is amazing. I couldn't imagine applying to each school individually, sending scores individually, and sending transcripts and personal statements individually. Imagine what an annoying and convoluted experience applying would be in the absence of PharmCas. They do us a great service. The real 'drag' is being lazy and waiting too long to submit, which you appear to be guilty of. Good day.

What school did you get into? Have you heard of empathy? There is that saying...If you don't have anything nice to say then.....

 

[thephoenician88]

What school did you get into? Have you heard of empathy? There is that saying...If you don't have anything nice to say then.....

empathy shouldn't be for the naive.

 

[RxLaw]

Ohhhhh silly boy/girl/it, PharmCas is amazing. I couldn't imagine applying to each school individually, sending scores individually, and sending transcripts and personal statements individually. Imagine what an annoying and convoluted experience applying would be in the absence of PharmCas. They do us a great service. The real 'drag' is being lazy and waiting too long to submit, which you appear to be guilty of. Good day.

I am sure you know what making assumptions does, it makes an *** out of you and me!!!

I e-submitted my stuff a long time ago, and all my schools of choice have all my info...
The only thing I am guilty of is being on top of my business!!! So the next time you want to make an assumption, think really long and hard about it!!!

Good day!

 

[calisoca]

I am sure you know what making assumptions does, it makes an *** out of you and me!!!

I e-submitted my stuff a long time ago, and all my schools of choice have all my info...
The only thing I am guilty of is being on top of my business!!! So the next time you want to make an assumption, think really long and hard about it!!!

Good day!

Then how is PharmCas a 'drag'? Sounds like it's working wonderfully for you.