Summer courses!

[smallkitty00]

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Hi!

After I submit my Pharmcas, how will I update my summer courses? (grades are not available 'till September, but I want to get my application done early) Do i send straight to schools?

Thanks,

Smallkitty00

 

[janeno]

Hi!

After I submit my Pharmcas, how will I update my summer courses? (grades are not available 'till September, but I want to get my application done early) Do i send straight to schools?

Thanks,

Smallkitty00

I want to know the same information.

 

[cheesygal]

if i remember correctly, once you submit your pharmcas, the only time they'll let you update your grades is through their academic update which was sometime in december.

in the meantime, i'm sure you can submit your transcripts for your summer courses directly to the schools. i'd call them to make sure though.

good luck!

 

[smallkitty00]

if i remember correctly, once you submit your pharmcas, the only time they'll let you update your grades is through their academic update which was sometime in december.

in the meantime, i'm sure you can submit your transcripts for your summer courses directly to the schools. i'd call them to make sure though.

good luck!

So, it's different for every school? Thanks.

 

[Pharm47]

So, it's different for every school? Thanks.

From the Pharmcas website...

"SUMMER 2005 TRANSCRIPTS
Arrange for all of your official transcripts to be sent to PharmCAS once you have completed your summer 2005 coursework and your summer term grades are available."

"FALL 2005 TRANSCRIPTS
If your fall term grades will not be available until after you apply, you must arrange for your official fall 2005 transcripts to be sent directly to PharmCAS as soon as they are available. You can update your courses on-line during the PharmCAS "Academic Update" window. The Academic Update window will open on December 15 2005, following the completion of the Fall 2005 term, and close in March. It is your responsibility to submit your fall transcripts, add any new courses completed since you first submitted your application to PharmCAS, and to edit your in-progress and planned courses. See “Updating Your Coursework” section."

Substitute 2005 with 2006, and you got it.

 

[smallkitty00]

Thanks. That makes sense because applicants do not need to request so many transcripts.

TO EVERYONE: Have a relaxing holiday!