It's up to you to decide what schools you would like to attend and then do individual research on those specific schools. All schools have slightly different pre-req classes and some require the PCAT while others do not. It is imparative that you review their incoming class average GPA and PCAT scores (if required by school), if your stats are above the average then you will most likely be in good shape to get accepted unless you bomb the interview or something. Even if your stats are slightly lower than the average, that doesn't necessarily mean you won't get accepted. Some schools may be heavy on extracurricular activities, work experience, and LORs. Again, you posted this thread without laying out your current stats or schools that you are interested in so it's hard to tell whether you'll be a competitive applicant or not.
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