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Take all
of the math and science classes you can, including physics
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Join a science/health
professions club
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Talk to a
counselor about college requirements
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Visit with
a phamacist
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Develop good
study skills
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Visit college/university
campuses
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Attend college
orientation
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For Freshmen and Transfer
Students: |
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Stay in contact
with your college's pre-health or pre-pharmacy adviser
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Summer school
should be used for courses other than math and science
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Though not
required, a human anatomy and physiology course could be beneficial
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Seek assistance
from a professor, take advantage of tutoring and other support
services available on campus
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Transfer
hours from other colleges and universities are limited to 66 freshman
and sophomore level courses, as determined by UH
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To become
acclimated to the university, take advanced math and sciences
at a four-year institution
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Participate
in community service
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Pharmacy
experience is highly encouraged
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| For Applicants: |
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Register
and prepare for the October PCAT. The College recommends scores
in the 60th percentile or higher in all areas. Please request
a score report be sent to the University of Houston College of
Pharmacy (code number 066)
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Begin
obtaining two letters of recommendation. You will need one from
a pharmacist and one from a professor, academic adviser, or committee.
The letters of recommendation should be mailed with your application
to the College of Pharmacy.
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Prepare
yourself for an interview and writing exercises, if requested.
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Keep
in touch with the College of Pharmacy Student Services Office
and the College of Pharmacy website for up-to-date information.
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Read
through all instructions carefully when preparing your application
packet.
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