prerequisite requirements

[asianbabigrl87]

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hi everyone, i have a question about the prerequisite requirements... i checked out several different pharmacy schools and they all have different prerequisite requirements, so if i am planning to apply to more than one pharmacy schools so do i take all the requirements that the different pharmacy schools are looking for... i'm soo confused @_@

also anybody know anything about the lake erie college of osteopathic medicine - school of pharmacy?

 

[imprecious]

hi everyone, i have a question about the prerequisite requirements... i checked out several different pharmacy schools and they all have different prerequisite requirements, so if i am planning to apply to more than one pharmacy schools so do i take all the requirements that the different pharmacy schools are looking for... i'm soo confused @_@

Yes, in applying for more than one pharmacy school, you need to fulfill the pre-requisite courses for all the individual schools. That means there may be courses you will have to take that is a pre-req for one school but is not a pre-req for another.

 

[doublehh03]

yea

look at USC; ridiculous

but i think schools w/ more pre-reqs are better in the long run in that you don't have to take some of those classes again in pharm school (like USC)

 

[RxRob]

UNLESS it makes more sense for you to get a B.S. in bio or chem prior to entrance... then all bets are off and many of the less necessary pre-req's no longer apply. Pre-req's are for NON-GRAD students only.

You will still need through O-chem and 8 credits of science bio to even touch the pcat though, however, if you have a B.S. in biology or chemistry then no one cares if you had economics or statistics.

 

[utpharmdude]

nothing to be confused about! find out what classes are needed to apply for each school, complete it and apply! requirements will vary depending on the school.

hi everyone, i have a question about the prerequisite requirements... i checked out several different pharmacy schools and they all have different prerequisite requirements, so if i am planning to apply to more than one pharmacy schools so do i take all the requirements that the different pharmacy schools are looking for... i'm soo confused @_@

also anybody know anything about the lake erie college of osteopathic medicine - school of pharmacy?

 

[JWirawan]

Yea, it took me like 2.5 years finishing prerequisites for 7 different schools. I had several quarters when I had to take more than 20 quarter credits. This is what I did: I picked 5 schools that I really wanted to go to. I completed all their prerequisites and added 2 more schools that has prerequisites similar to the 5 schools that I picked.

 

[GatorRxGirl]

I disagree RxRob, I have a BS in Chemistry and I still had to go back to freshman economics and stats. Sucked being a graduate in a freshman class. They were all asking me to do their g-chem homework lol

 

[Seveneighty]

UNLESS it makes more sense for you to get a B.S. in bio or chem prior to entrance... then all bets are off and many of the less necessary pre-req's no longer apply. Pre-req's are for NON-GRAD students only.

This isn't true, is it?

(and sorry for upping an old thread)

 

[ttran01]

This isn't true, is it?

(and sorry for upping an old thread)

i dont thats true...because then why do they still calculate pre-req GPA even if you have a BA or BS?

 

[cycloketocaine]

i dont thats true...because then why do they still calculate pre-req GPA even if you have a BA or BS?

All pre reqs MUST be completed by EVERYBODY that is applying for admission. I don't think that there is any school that has a different rule about this.

 

[ttran01]

All pre reqs MUST be completed by EVERYBODY that is applying for admission. I don't think that there is any school that has a different rule about this.

yup

 

[PharmMnM]

yup

yea thats what i've read about a dozen times. Miss one class and you're out.