pharmacy schools that only require pharmCAS

[jccrew]

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so i'm currently applying to two schools: southwestern oklahoma state university and university of oklahoma

and here are my stats: pcat: 91; gpa: 3.95; volunteering at a pharmacy; about to start a job at a pharmacy; decent extracurricular.

im wanting to apply to a few more schools just in case. But i don't really wanna deal with any supplemental application. Does anybody know a list of schools that only need the pharmCAS application? thanks in advance!

 

[Tatodotcom]

look at the list of schools on the pharmcas website and then scroll down and look at the box section where it says supplment application and it will say yes and no....go through that and you will find all your answers.

 

[DaddyOAK]

Do you have a foreign language on your transcript? I got the instant shoot-down from Oklahoma because I didn't have one on paper.

For what it's worth, the supplemental applications were pretty basic stuff--I did a few while waiting on jury duty one morning. Not hard stuff. Several need a little more detailed "personal statement", so you can just tweak one for all of them.

 

[fenixtnlfan]

Moved to pre-pharm forum because of topic.

 

[shortpump]

so i'm currently applying to two schools: southwestern oklahoma state university and university of oklahoma

and here are my stats: pcat: 91; gpa: 3.95; volunteering at a pharmacy; about to start a job at a pharmacy; decent extracurricular.

im wanting to apply to a few more schools just in case. But i don't really wanna deal with any supplemental application. Does anybody know a list of schools that only need the pharmCAS application? thanks in advance!

VCU... but it's in VA and looks like you are trying to stay in OK

 

[Ross434]

colorado has no secondary essays, but it does have a secondary (just consists of filling out personal information).

 

[RXGeneration]

University of Wyoming doesn't require supplemental app.

 

[medicalCPA]

The AACP's Pharmacy School Admissions Requirements (PSAR) is your friend.

http://www.aacp.org/Docs/MainNavigation/InstitutionalData/9345_PSARTable9.pdf