The minimum GPA requirement is based on cumulative undergraduate work, including post-baccalaureate work if it was at the undergraduate level.
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a random collection of helpful hints for prospective pharmacy students; combined with tidbits of information from our side of the admissions process; and a bit of spice -- for flavor!
About me
- Joel W. Gonzales
- San Francisco, CA, United States
- Joel is the Director of Admissions for the Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) program at University of California, San Francisco's School of Pharmacy, one of the top-ranked pharmacy schools in the United States.
Nothing in this blog is required reading for our PharmD application process, but you're likely to find valuable tips that can ease your journey.
For specific application and admissions procedures, visit:
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While I welcome feedback and general questions, please know that not all questions can be responded to via the blog. Suggestions for future blog posts are encouraged!
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2 comments:
Hi! So post-baccalaureate work done at a community college would contribute to my overall undergrad GPA? Sorry I just wanted to be clear on this. Thanks!
Connie: Re-read my response to the original question. The answer is right there!
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