Pharmacy
The Pharmacy College Application Service states: “The pharmacist is an accessible liaison whom patients can talk to face-to-face, without an appointment. He or she is someone who can answer health-related questions — what foods, drinks, activities, or other drugs could have an effect on medication or what to do about a missed dose. Essentially, pharmacy jobs help people with almost anything related to the use of medicines, which means they help people to stay as healthy as possible. If this sounds interesting to you, then perhaps becoming a pharmacist — a trusted, caring, and knowledgeable health care professional.”
For further information about Pharmacy school and the admission process visit: American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy
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Application service: Pharmacy College Application Service (PharmCAS)
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Standardized test: The Pharmacy College Admissions Test (PCAT) was retired in January 2024. No future PCAT testing dates will be offered. For those who had already taken the PCAT, exam scores may be considered by some U.S. colleges and schools of pharmacy. For further information please visit the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy website.