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Can I get into pharmacy school? If so which ones should I apply to?

• Here is a little info about me: I took some pre pharm classes at a community college but messed up badly because I had to help my family with it's new small business and couldn't handle it. So after my family's business got steady I applied and got into University of Kentucky. I took literally all the science courses for pre Pharmacy other than Biology 1, which i passed at the community college. University of Kentucky has hard science programs and the 5th best pharmacy school in America, so its really hard to do well in these classes, at least for me -I have about 3.4 GPA with University of Kentucky, and am done with the Pre-Pharm program. -I haven't taken the PCAT, but will this summer and I will study my best for it. -I plan on finding a job or volunteer position in some kind of pharmacy related work place after the PCAT or during the time I study. -I don't know too many professors who would write me a recommendation because my classes were very large and I usually did not need to go to them for help or anything. PLEASE let me know what schools I should apply to if you think I can get in and have some ideas. Do I have any chance to get into any school's pharmacy program? I really want to do this, and I can't stay in college if I don't get in, If i don't get in I have family circumstances that are going to require me to go back home. I have no prior work experience, but know the pharmacy field well because of many of my cousins who are pharmacists. I also have many family members who are willing to cosign my loan if i get into the program. Please only serious answers, and thank you very much to those who respond.

• Answer:

  The problem is that a majority of the people who make it TO the program, are either very smart, very determined, or both. My fiance graduated NDSU with her PharmD. (Doctorate of Pharmacy). When she got into the professional program, which is after the first 2 years of pre-pharm, she had to fight 300 people to get 70 spots. Of the 70 spots who were accepted that year? There wasn't a single non 4.0. Her room mate, who was also a 4.0, even had a hard time getting in. So depending on the year, it could be very difficult for you to get in. I know NDSU is a pretty pharmacy dominant school, but I don't know how that stands up to other schools in the country.