What do you guys think?

[babakpharm]

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My first 3 semesters i had an average gpa of 2.3, but the last 3 semesters my average gpa has been 3.67. My overall gpa has increased from a 2.3 to a 3.02 & my pcat score from oct. was 66. Will the positive trend help me and what are my chances of getting into a school. I have also worked in a pharmacy for 2.5 yrs.

 

[Pharmpills]

My first 3 semesters i had an average gpa of 2.3, but the last 3 semesters my average gpa has been 3.67. My overall gpa has increased from a 2.3 to a 3.02 & my pcat score from oct. was 66. Will the positive trend help me and what are my chances of getting into a school. I have also worked in a pharmacy for 2.5 yrs.

great improvement. just keep trying if u dont get in next year and keep retaking the pcat until u get 75 or more. strive for mid 80's. goodluck

 

[fenixtnlfan]

Raising your GPA and your experience will definitely help you out. That PCAT score is low though especially with your GPA. I agree with Pharmpills you should retake it if you don't get in. You never know you might get in without it!

 

[labrat024]

My first 3 semesters i had an average gpa of 2.3, but the last 3 semesters my average gpa has been 3.67. My overall gpa has increased from a 2.3 to a 3.02 & my pcat score from oct. was 66. Will the positive trend help me and what are my chances of getting into a school. I have also worked in a pharmacy for 2.5 yrs.

Showing a positive upward trend in grades is always good, especially if the classes are also progressively getting more difficult. 👍

 

[pharmy123456]

Having a upward trend is good. I had a community college transfer GPA of a whooping 2.7. Then i transfered to a 4 yr University and got straight A's. By the time I graduated I got my cumulative GPA to 3.54. So definitely try to keep up the grades from here on, and do well in the pharmacy pre-req courses and you should be good to go..