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How can you study with other people, usually when i go do that it turns out to be a chit-chat conference room so I study everything by myself. Good luck tho

Quote: Originally Posted by Pharmaniac How long was the GRE word list? (i.e. the number of words) Also may it be better than other word lists (SAT, etc.), by being more effective for the PCAT, I mean are the words more similar or.... I believe it was 3500 words. I was a science major at the time and I didn't do a lot of outside reading so I knew about half of the list before I started. It was a lot of work but lots of words stuck with me...

Quote: Originally Posted by bryantvo I have met over at least 30 people going into pre-pharmacy and I have not met a good looking pharmchick....maybe Ill find one if I get into pharm school. Maybe you should take the next PCAT test to meet her again. Just come prepared with pickup lines. The good looking pharm chicks are already in pharmacy school

Quote: Originally Posted by diastole You'll pick up what you need to know just by using it in your chem classes. When they talk about trends like electronegativity or radius of the atoms, pay special attention because they like those types of questions on the PCAT. You sure? I have all that memorized :P, but what about the weights and atomic numbers of uncommon elements. I can only memorize up to the first like.. 22 elements or so. I...

Alright thanks, I'll take those over the summer (I'm a freshman)

Quote: Originally Posted by bryantvo Yea, I read some other forums that Business Calc is frowned upon as well but a student in pharmacy school at the OU Health Center said he did that and he still got in. Also many other pre-pharmacy students around the Oklahoma area is doing that as well. I just want the upper hand when the PCAT comes against everyone else. i did take all Pre AP/AP classes in high school up to Calculus AB. (Made A's in...

I think I googled Trig Chart or something like that and found a site that had free pdf downloads of Trig function and Calc properties charts. I paid for the 2 electronic practice tests on the Pearson site and studied out of the Kaplan book. My only gripe is that the Kaplan book didn't prepare me at all for the Bio portion.

Quote: Originally Posted by JTrue14 Pretty sure your test wont be graded at all and there will be no history of you taking the exam. It basically becomes a practice test for 150 bucks where you dont even know how you do. This is true. However, I wasn't refering to whether or not the test will be graded (which it won't), which is pretty obvious if you read the question that I quoted. Instead, I was refering to whether or not schools...

Quote: Originally Posted by diastole I believe it was 3500 words. I was a science major at the time and I didn't do a lot of outside reading so I knew about half of the list before I started. It was a lot of work but lots of words stuck with me for life or I had enough of a base to recognize them in context. Most of those words you won't ever see on the PCAT. I think there is a 200 PCAT list out there. I'd start with that. Then...

Hey...bballa99, are you at UBC right now? If you are...pay attention at **** you learn in BIO 112, for the Bio part. um...read the kaplan stuff for the other bio stuff, and you can basically ignore most of bio 121 and 140 in terms of material, except what a species is...and that heirachy ****...um...physics you can ignore. pay attention to math 100/104/102, especially if you didn't do IB in high school... um... english you can totally...