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You can check out PharmCAS website for a list of pharmacy schools and then look at schools individually. Google is your friend.
Transfer students have a very low admittance rate. Then again, transfer students usually refers to people trying to get into the 6 year programs.
You'll probably have better luck just applying to pharmacy schools.
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I'm not sure of your exact situation but a pharmacy school in your state would probably be the best bet. Check the individual schools out at http://www.pharmcas.org/collegesschools/directoryalphastate.htm
I believe that you are meaning that you are an out of state person who is applying. Transferring means you are going from one pharmacy school to another. If you are still an undergrad you are not a transfer student.
You may want to check Google as stated above since a lot of Schools don't use PharmCas. Pharmcas will only show you schools who use it.
Nope. PharmCAS shows every pharmacy school on their list. If they don't use PharmCAS they will still be listed, you just wont be able to click the link to view the admission info. Good luck
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