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Schools that don't require PCAT
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This question has only been asked 1,642,648 times. 😳 Try a search. I think there's a link in one of the sticky's (at the top of the page). Cali schools don't require the PCAT, but they have high GPA requirements. Don't be afraid of the PCAT. It won't eat you alive.
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I go to Drake University in Iowa and if you are accepted into the pharmacy school as a freshman in college and maintain a 3.0 a spot is held for you in the pharmacy school and you don't have to take the PCAT. Although if you apply to Drake just for pharmacy school after going to pre-pharmacy somewhere else you need to have a PCAT score when applying for admission.
Massachusetts college of pharm
the PCAT is maybe the easiest professional school test there is. Why is it so feared?
I would much rather take it that the MCAT, DAT, LSAT, V..whatever...
I would much rather take it that the MCAT, DAT, LSAT, V..whatever...
University of Nebraska Medical Center doesn't consider a PCAT score.
Lake Erie
Go to the AACP website. There is a web page where you can select your imput about pharmacy schools by way of drop down boxes. One of the selection criteria is pharmacy schools that don't require PCAT. This is a very useful tool when trying to select schools.