Testing SAT Subject Tests | Pharmacy College in the Northeast

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To become a pharmacist, taking the SAT Subject Tests in Chemistry and Biology is recommended, especially for those pursuing biology-related courses. The necessity of taking the SAT Subject Test in Physics is less clear and may depend on specific college requirements. Regarding pharmacy colleges in the Northeast, Rutgers University is often mentioned as a top choice, but prospective students are encouraged to consult resources like the US News website for comprehensive rankings and information on pharmacy programs.
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I am really interested in becoming a pharmacist when I grow up.

I plan to take the sat 2 chem and physics, but do I need to take the sat 2 bio (or even physics)?

Also, what is the best pharmacy college in the north east. I heard it was Rutgers pharmacy. Is that true?
 
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well since you are applying for Biology related course i think it will be more beneficial for you to take SAT 2 Bio. with chemistry.and for finding colleges try US news website.
 

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