PharmCas Question

[AsianGuy26]

Here is a thread everyone can post their question about PharmCas

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My question is what level courses are considered freshman/sophomore and which upper level division?

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[sakigt]

I ended up doing it by the number associated with the class.

ie: 1000 and 2000 are Fresh/Sop classes and 3000 and 4000 and upper level

Made sense to me at the time, and I aint changing them now!

 

[PaperDome]

If you took courses at a University, lower division courses are considered fresh/soph and upper division courses are junior/senior level courses.
If you took ANY courses at a junior/community college, they are all considred to be fresh/soph level courses.

Please correct me if I am wrong, but this is how I filled out my application last year and to my knowledge, part of the description that pharmcas provided.

Good luck

 

[fenixtnlfan]

I ended up doing it by the number associated with the class.

ie: 1000 and 2000 are Fresh/Sop classes and 3000 and 4000 and upper level

Made sense to me at the time, and I aint changing them now!

Yes, this is how you do it except some schools might use 100, 200, etc. I think there are some other schools with weird numbering, so I don't know how you do those ones!

 

[anomrxer]

Are you allowed to add another recommender after you e-submit?

 

[DieHardRX]

Are you allowed to add another recommender after you e-submit?

i'm having the same question.

 

[mochiko]

You can add references after you e-submit, but you cannot delete any that have already been received by PharmCAS.

 

[inquirer89]

I have a question concerning Courses:

I had 3 courses taken in high school that my college accepted as credit. It was listed as "T" for transfer. However, PharmCAS does not offer T for the choice "Grade as it appears on the transcript"

So should I put those courses as P (pass) or Cr (credit)?

 

[AsianGuy26]

I put them as pass

 

[lepamplemousse]

I have a question concerning Courses:

I had 3 courses taken in high school that my college accepted as credit. It was listed as "T" for transfer. However, PharmCAS does not offer T for the choice "Grade as it appears on the transcript"

So should I put those courses as P (pass) or Cr (credit)?

If the classes are AP classes, then you should put them as CR. That's what they told me when I emailed them.

 

[inquirer89]

K thanks for the help guys. One of my high school classes was AP, while another was some other thing...I'll email them to clarify.

 

[52PharmD]

Can I add more schools when I submit my application?

Can I submit my application now, if there is one more class I don't know the grade yet?



Thanks, everyone

 

[lwang81]

Here is a thread everyone can post their question about PharmCas

[I know that there are other threads like this]

My question is what level courses are considered freshman/sophomore and which upper level division?

I considered all the prereqs to be fresh/soph. For example, if I took Chem 100 something and if it was a prereq for a Chem major, I considered it a fresh/soph. If Chem 100 was not a prereq for a Chem major, but a class that was higher than the normal prereqs, then I considered it upper div. It does get tricky and confusing but it worked ok for me. I got accepted Fall 2008 and PharmCAS didn't tell me to fix anything.

 

[AsianGuy26]

Can I add more schools when I submit my application?

Can I submit my application now, if there is one more class I don't know the grade yet?



Thanks, everyone

Yes to both questions. There is an academic update later on which you can change grades along with adding additional schools.

 

[keroppiqe]

One of my pharmacists is always busy and I'm afraid that she might not be able to submit a LOR to PharmCAS, although she said she would. It shows that the status is still "NEW", meaning she hasn't opened the email from pharmCAS yet?

If I had already submitted my application, can I still delete that pharmacist and add different pharmacist instead?

 

[Bostonian75]

How should I answer this question?

I attended this university 1 semester only 10 years ago (3 credits and withdrew the rest of classes) then I came back the same school 3 years ago. I do not think that 3 credits will be counted anyways if I apply to any school.
My question is how to put "attendance date" to Pharmcas? Should I mention new date since I came back or I have to put the original day which is long time ago?

Thank you.