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Input: My girlfriend has been wanting to go to pharm school ever since she started college. She has taken all the courses she needs but unfortunately didn't realize that the application for fall 2019 semester opens almost a year before the semester starts.  Two months ago she began applying and getting everything she needs. Her GPA is high and is loved by many professors so she has gotten letters of recommendations . All she needed was the PCAT test (test required to apply to pharmacy school) which the latest test she could take the test was January 4th, that will be the score eligible to apply to schools. She only had 4 weeks to prepare for the test and she wanted to opt out of applying for fall 2019 and wait till the next cycle which is in fall 2020. She would be out of school for a whole year if she were to wait and not take this test. I urged her to doing it because waiting a year will really set her back and I told her she can do it. She spent countless hours studying. She wanted help on math which i helped three days before the test. Spending hours with her on math. I gave her everything she needed to make sure shes comfortable and has a good mindset(I got her a spa day, had her hair dyed and done, got her gifts and food). When it was time for the test she didn't score as high as she wanted and actually scored slightly below average. I re assured her everything will be okay and she has everything else schools look for and it was good to take a chance. I even offered to pay for all the application fees. That's when things took a turn she began to yell and cry at me saying its my fault for pushing her and that she knew she should have waited until next year and that all this was for nothing and that I made her gamble and lost. I told her that even if the schools don't accept you which I'm sure atleast one or two will at least you took the chance to go for it even if you fail. Failure isn't a bad thing and at least you have the experience from the test to re take the test later and still apply for next year. Colleges look at the highest grade for PCAT and it doesn't make a difference. Its better to try now than to wait a year and maybe even get the same result because you don't have that experience.  Now she isn't talking to me and says that I put her through so much pain because i pushed her to take it and now everything "collapsed". AITA for pushing her to have the chance to get into school and not letting her wait a full year?

pushing my girlfriend to apply to pharmacy school