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So, right now i am looking at 3 schools: Pacific, Midwestern-Glendale, and South. i would just like to hear what everyone thinks between these three. I have gone back and forth for a while now lol. there are pros/cons and just wanted some input.
I am from SoCal so they are all pretty far away, so location isnt a big deal, except arizona is really hot and georgia is really humid in the summer and the sun doesnt really exist in oregon lol but all that doesnt matter. i know they are all 3 year programs, so i dont have to worry about that. I really got a good feel about south and pacific from the faculty and students at the interview but i am hesitant towards pacific's curriculum (not sure the 90% pass/fail is for me). Midwestern has a nice campus/facilities, but at the interview it didnt feel like they were trying to sell the school to me (ie no pharm students to talk to) and it starts 3 weeks after graduation....harsh (although south is only a week after that lol).
So any advice/input would be great, just want to hear what others have to say. I am leaning towards south right now. Thanks in advance.
I am from SoCal so they are all pretty far away, so location isnt a big deal, except arizona is really hot and georgia is really humid in the summer and the sun doesnt really exist in oregon lol but all that doesnt matter. i know they are all 3 year programs, so i dont have to worry about that. I really got a good feel about south and pacific from the faculty and students at the interview but i am hesitant towards pacific's curriculum (not sure the 90% pass/fail is for me). Midwestern has a nice campus/facilities, but at the interview it didnt feel like they were trying to sell the school to me (ie no pharm students to talk to) and it starts 3 weeks after graduation....harsh (although south is only a week after that lol).
So any advice/input would be great, just want to hear what others have to say. I am leaning towards south right now. Thanks in advance.