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As a pre-pharm major (or possible major) this is a little low I think. Keep in mind you’ll want strong math/science skills going into, and throughout, college to help prepare you for pharmacy school and beyond.</p>
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<p>You should be able to contact your school or check your schools website for someone’s contact info. I find it hard to believe that you can’t find a teacher’s email through the internet or another person in this day and age. </p>
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<p>I dunno. When we were applying, our counselors used to REALLY stress that the only letters admissions reps really want to see are teachers who can tell you how you perform academically. If you do 2 teachers & 1 extra, that’s fine, but all “extra” and no teachers won’t really help them. Especially since a teacher rec can help balance a low SAT score or GPA. </p>
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<p>Again, when I applied, a higher level teacher for recs is stressed. Or someone who has taught you multiple years. The admissions rep wants to hear from a teacher who is teaching you or has recently taught you. You’re applying in senior year, not freshman, so use a senior or junior year teacher that you are close to/you feel would write a good rec for you. (Again, though, if you want to do 2 junior/senior teachers + your football coach, that would be ok).</p>
<p>Sorry to kind of rip your post apart, but I feel like you should really go into this informed about your decisions, especially if you’re this passionate about getting in, you can only apply once!</p>