<p>Hi, I consider myself an average student, my gpa is a 3.8, I am in National Honor Society, have 2 Varsity letters, but only a 1500 SAT score, Math- 520 Cr-490 Writing- 490 , have a math teacher and a chemistry teacher writing me a recommendation letter. I don't understand how my SAT Score is so low after taking it 2 times, I breeze through precalculus and calculus right now, and English is beyond easy in school. I want to get into a pharmacy program but don't think I will get into one. I'm taking another SAT but I'm not guaranteeing any significant higher score. What should I do to become a pharmacist despite my low SAT score? I live in New Jersey , and I'm willing to go out of state (preferably the East Coast).</p>
<p>MCPHS might take a flyer on you, and USP as a reach.</p>
<p>Look for test optional schools.</p>
<p>Have you tried taking the ACT instead? Sometimes students who don’t do so well on the SAT do much better on ACT.</p>