Most pharmacy schools have an application fee. In some cases, you can waive this fee by requesting a fee waiver. When planning to apply to pharmacy school, you should plan on applying one year in advance of entering a program. Generally, you need to request a pharmacy application after you complete your third year of college. Each pharmacy school has its own admissions process.
Some schools offer rolling admissions and others collect all of the applications at one time.
It is important for you to contact each pharmacy school to determine pharmacy admission requirements and application deadlines. However, if you are applying to a pharmacy school outside of California, be sure to inquire if the PCAT is an admissions requirement. It is important to start your preparation as early as possible. Finish up your prepharmacy requirements and keep each pharmacy admissions office up to date with completion of requirements and any changes in course plans Tips for Prepharmacy Students Major in a field that interests you the most, while showing good academic ability in science. Pursue extra-curricular activities that interest you .