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Pharmcas question
Started by goheel
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goheel said:What's the point of them calculating the gpa?
Just a warning, too: PharmCAS' calculated GPA will more than likely be lower than what your school has calculated.
My PharmCAS GPA was actually higher than my school's GPA ... guess I got lucky 🙂
Yea, I assume they calc after you pay bc they have to factor in all your courses. Mine was also greater than what I grad with, so I was very happy about this!
U of A was even higher when they calc mine (but they are not in pharmCAs, I believe)
U of A was even higher when they calc mine (but they are not in pharmCAs, I believe)
Probably because it requires a person to enter the transcript info into the Pharmcas system and that means money lost if someone decides to start an app but never finish it.
This year they actually tell you how they calculate your GPA. I don't remember thsi from last year, but maybe it was there.
http://www.pharmcas.org/applicants/gpa.htm
http://www.pharmcas.org/applicants/gpa.htm
ApothRM said:YEp!! They'll take like 3 months to send them back too!Well, maybe not that long. BUt it does take a while..
3 months to send your application back to the school?