Pcat Notebook

Create your own PCAT flash cards all in one place and review them using our proven spaced repetition system (easy-to-read instructions provided in the book). Take preparation further by swapping flash cards with other students taking the PCAT. Ideal for anyone who needs to remember key science concepts for the Pharmacy College Admission Test. Master the exam material more efficiently and score higher on test day. About this Notebook: 480 flash cards. Spaced Repetition system and Lapse Tracker (instructions provided at the back). Perfect size at 6 x 9 in / 15.24 x 22.86 cm High-quality matte cover for a professional finish. Perfect for candidates sitting the PCAT 2019-2020 Benefits using Notebook: All your PCAT flash cards all in one place Encourages active recall Encourages spaced repetition Track Lapses and mistakes Study more efficiently Easily swap flash cards with other students taking the PCAT Resell filled in notebook to future candidates taking the PCAT

Most people apply to pharmacy school after completing a number of years of undergraduate study, and all prospective pharmacists must take the PCAT to obtain admission to a pharmacy college. The PCAT tests both general aptitude and specific science topics and includes multiple choice questions as well as writing sections. 800 pp.

Based on Guidelines from the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy, this volume includes a skills-based review of the latest content, and a full-length practice exam with solutions. Readers will acquire the skills and the secrets that will lead to improved success, including a 10-point prescription for conquering the exam.

This new edition has been expanded to include two full-length PCAT practice tests, with both answers and explanations. Review chapters and additional practice questions cover the three main PCAT test subjects: college-level biology, inorganic and organic chemistry, and quantitative ability. Other helpful and informative features include an overview of the pharmacy training process, a directory of pharmacy colleges in the United States, and a summary of their admission requirements.

The broadening of interest in parallel computing and transputers is reflected this book. Topics discussed include: concurrent programming; graphics and image processing; parallel applications; robotics; and control and software tools. The book also features a collection of abstracts of poster presentations.