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PCAT or GRE?
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I have never heard of pharmacy schools accepting the GRE. Just like I've never heard of graduate schools accepting the PCAT.
Someone told me that I can take either PCAT or GRE for pharmacy schools? Is it right?
Pharmacology grad programs require a GRE, but PCAT is the standard for pharmacy schools if the school elects to use a test at all (aside from the 0+6 schools that need ACT/SAT).
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The GRE is not a substitute for the PCAT, what school are you interested in applying to?
Someone told me that I can take either PCAT or GRE for pharmacy schools? Is it right?
Some schools accept the MCAT and some don't require the PCAT at all. I have never heard of one that accepts the GRE. But I could be wrong!
pharm schools don't accept the MCAT
Well if its good enough for med school it should be more then enough for pharm school, right?? 😀