How Do You Get Accepted At Pharmacy Schools?
As a recently accepted pharmacy school student, I will go over what it will take for you to be admitted into a Pharm.D. program. Research which prerequisite courses are required at each pharmacy school. Since prerequisites vary greatly from school to school, you will need to do some planning to finish most of your requirements before you start applying (you can begin applying even if you have a few courses left to take). If do poorly in a class, it is beneficial to retake the course and do well in it. Although not required, working as a pharmacy technician or pharmacy clerk will allow you to experience working in the pharmacy and probably provide you with strong letter of recommendations. Most pharmacy schools require that you take the PCAT (Pharmacy College Admissions Test). This standardized exam test you in 7 subjects, which include Verbal Ability, Biology, Reading Comprehension, Quantitative Ability, Chemistry, Problem Solving (Writing), and Conventions of Language (Writing). As of
