Imagine this! You are entering your final pre-pharmacy year and you are about to apply however, you bypass one minor (or big) fact. Some pharmacy schools in the US require the PCAT (Pharmacy College Admissions Test). Not knowing what school requires or doesn't require the PCAT can delay your application and make things worst for you therefore denying your acceptance to pharmacy school. So below are the Pharmcas pharmacy schools in the USA that requires the PCAT.

1) University of Appalachia

2) University of Auburn

3) University of Buffalo

4) Butler University

5) Campbell University

6) University of Charleston

7) University of Cincinnati

8) University of Colorado

9) Creighton University

10) Drake University

11) East Tennessee State University

12) University of Florida

13) University of Harding

14) University of Hawaii at Hilo

15) Howard University

16) University of Chicago at Illinois

17) University of Iowa

18) University of Kentucky

19) LECOM Bradenton School of Pharmacy

20) LECOM Erie School of Pharmacy

21) Long Island University

22) University of Louisiana at Monroe

23) University of Maryland

24) Mercer University

25) Midwestern University at Downers Grove

26) Midwestern University at Glendale

27) University of Minnesota

28) Northeastern Ohio Universities - College of Pharmacy NEOUCOP

29) University of New Mexico

30) North Carolina at Chapel Hill

31) Nova Southeastern University

32) Ohio State University

33) University of Oklahoma

34) Palm Beach Atlantic University

35) University of Pittsburgh

36) Samford University

37) Shenandoah University

38) South University

39) St. John Fisher College

40) St. Louis College of Pharmacy

41) Temple University

42) University of Tennessee

43) Thomas Jefferson University

44) Virginia Commonwealth University

45) University of Washington

46) Wayne State University

47) West Virginia University

48) Wingate University

49) University of Wyoming

The 3 Big Tips In Increasing your Average PCAT score are:

1) Study from study guides, not from textbooks.

2) Take as many PCAT tests as possible UNDER testing conditions.

3) Prepare early. Do not wait until 1 week before the PCAT to start studying for it.

For more advice, tips and insiders secrets and a FREE PCAT Study Guide please visit http://www.GetIntoPharmacySchool.com