How did you prepare for the PCAT?
PCAT is the Pharmacy College Admission Test. This test measures your scientific knowledge and general aptitude. As Midwestern University states on their site, "The Pharmacy College Admissions Test (PCAT) score is not required for admission. However, if an applicant's cumulative and science GPAs are below 2.75, then the submission of PCAT scores is preferred to enhance the application. Also accepted in such cases are MCAT, DAT, OAT, or GRE scores from those who are current MWU students in other programs, or those who have additionally applied to other MWU programs that require these exams."
If you've taken the test already, discuss what you did to prepare for the PCAT. Show the interviewers your dedication and willingness to put in the effort required to succeed.
"I spent a lot of time and energy preparing for the PCAT because it is crucial to do well on that test. I hired a tutor who specializes in PCAT preparation, which helped immensely."
