Will Pharmacy Schools give you advice?

[pharmalang]

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This may be a silly question, but I may as well ask.

My sister went to undergrad at NOVA as a pre-dental student. I know that she often went into the Dental School office, and the dean would tell her what score she needed on her DAT in order to basically get in. I was wondering if all professional schools do this? The thing is, the school I go to does not have a Pharmacy school. So I'm not sure if it was only okay because she actually attended NOVA, or if you can just make an appointment with any dean or admissions director at any school.

I am applying next year and I would like to know what PCAT score I should shoot for. Thank you!

 

[owlegrad]

In my experience, no.

Aim high.

 

[pharm B]

Honestly, why bother setting up that kind of appointment when you can just look at the statistics for the previous classes (normally). I knew the average PCAT and GPA numbers for my school before I applied. If they hadn't posted the info, I'd have called the admissions office and asked for it.

Stats don't lie.

 

[confettiflyer]

Honestly, why bother setting up that kind of appointment when you can just look at the statistics for the previous classes (normally). I knew the average PCAT and GPA numbers for my school before I applied. If they hadn't posted the info, I'd have called the admissions office and asked for it.

Stats don't lie.

yeah you'll look like an idiot asking things that can easily be looked up. it's like stupid people at interviews that ask stupid questions like how big is your hospital or where do people park.