PCAT scores take 2

[seelton]

So I just took the PCAT again and I'm a little discouraged because I scored less this time.
So July 2017:
Bio:41
Chem:87
Crit R.:69
Quant:47
Comp:64

And September 2017
Bio:58
Chem:55
Crit R: 72
Quant: 57
Comp: 60

Just wondering what my chances are with this score. I'm applying to six schools because I'm so worried I won't get in to any school with these scores and hardly any experience beyond shadowing. Overall, I did better on each section besides the chemical processes section which lowered my composite by a lot. Any thoughts?

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[deleted727644]

What is your gpa? And extra curriculars?

 

[seelton]

What is your gpa? And extra curriculars?

GPA: 3.47
As far as extracurriculars go, I currently work in a restaurant and have been there for three years and I have shadowed a pharmacist and am working on more shadowing experiences while I'm applying (to get a better understanding of what types of pharmacy jobs are out there). I'm apart of the Biochemistry Club (ASBMB). I will also be graduating in December with a B.S. in Chemistry.

 

[oregonian19]

As for your GPA and extracurriculars, I think you're in a good position. My one suggestion would be to get more hands-on experience in a pharmacy, however (and varied) shadow experiences may suffice.

Regarding the PCAT, your chem score the first time was great. I do believe they will consider subject scores from different tests, not everything from a single test, which is good in your case.

Have you taken all biology prereq courses and when was the last time you took math and English classes? I keep seeing people on here who take the PCAT even though they have never taken A&P, calc, Ochem, etc. and are surprised when they don't do well or are lacking in a given subject.