Potential?

[bp129]

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OK so Im currently a high school junior and currently got interested in this pharmacy and have read the aacp website like twice over. Thought I would get better reponses here than in the high school section.
so here are my stats

GPA

unweighted:3.2 (bleh)
weighted: 3.4 (bleh)
D in Algebra 2 but made up to an A
D in a Semester of AP chem Made up to a B
Drop in 2nd semester Ap Chem and currently retaking

list of Science courses taken and currently taking
Biology
Chemistry
Biotechnology
AP Chem (currently taking)
Sports Medicine
AP Physics B (Currently taking)

Math Courses Taken (in high school)
Algebra 2
Triginometry
Statistics
Precalculus

Extra Curriculars
VP of Operation Smile
3 years of band
Kendo
member of School Science Society
member of Pre Med society
good community service record
planning to job shadow over the summer

SAT
r- 660
m- 730
w- 750
so
r/m- 1390
total- 2140

Sat 2
Math 2c- 800
chem-800

planning to apply (0-6/early assurance)
MCPHS
Northeastern
St. Johns
Long Island
Drake
UOP

Planning to apply (regular undergrad)
Cal poly San Luis Opispo
UC Riverside
UC Irvine
Purdue

How do you think I stand up?

Should I go for any Early Descisions?

Should I forget 0-6/ early assurances entirely and just do 2 years prepharm?

Should I add any Schools to my list?

Anything I forgot?

DONT BE AFRAID TO BE BLUNT

 

[Prepharm1214]

I don't have any experience with 0-6 programs as far as acceptance with high school stats, but your grades and test scores look pretty decent. Your gpa is maybe a little low but your SAT scores are very good. If I had to re-do prepharmacy/the admissions process I would enter a 0-6 program. It's an entirely different mentality to know that you will enter the professional program merely if you get passing grades. When you are taking classes in preparation for 2+4 schools you feel like you HAVE to get mainly A's and even then nothing is guaranteed. In short, 0 +6 programs will save yourself a lot of stress from having to worry about the application process/money for apps & travel/volunteering.

 

[aboveliquidice]

DONT BE AFRAID TO BE BLUNT

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