<p>Hi, I am currently a Junior and i am interested in the 0-6 Programs for Pharmacy cause who wants to actually do all 8 years of pharmacy ed. Haha.
Anyways, I was wondering which program i had a chance to get in, or just is a GOOD program.
I am living in Ohio for one.
I have a 4.3 weighted GPA, 33 on ACT, 217 (Merit Finalist PSAT), and 2100 on SAT.
EC of 4 year varsity swim team (qualified for state championships) , 4 year symphony orchestra (officer, qualified for many state level orchestras), Science olympiad
Volunteer of over 300+ hours of Medical Research programming.
Just based on these stats, which program would be best for meee?
Thanks!</p>
<p>Your stats are acceptable for all of them. The main thing to be concerned with now if finances. After all you have several options in Ohio, such as U of Findlay, U of Toledo, Ohio Northern. Your stats are excellent for St. Louis College of Pharmacy and Butler Early Assurance program.
0-6 and early assurance schools tend not to be very generous with merit aid because they don’t need to be. They have more than enough qualified applicant as it is. For instance, a candidate with stats similar to yours got $5,000 from Butler, but kids in other majors with those stats get an average of $14,000.
Your ECs didn’t mention job shadowing pharmacists. Most of these schools want to see that you have a reason for deciding that, at 17, you know that you want to be a pharmacist. I highly recommend lining up job shadow hours before the applications are in.</p>