The acceptance deposit is $500, and the registration fee is another $500. You have to pay the acceptance fee within 3 weeks after you receive your letter of acceptance, and the registration fee is due March.
thank you. I definitely will.Thanks! And I have no idea about the international program, like you said, its different. Contact Jeffrey or Kori, they must know something
Thank you! Congratulations on your acceptance! Hopefully I will be joining you soon.
Good luck!Congratulations to all of you who have already been accepted! I just scheduled my interview for November 14th. I'm so excited
We only had to wait 1 week. You have to wait wayyyyyyy longer. They meet once a month to decide who gets in. Their last meeting was the 10th of October. So their next meeting should be the 2nd week of November.
Send Jeffrey an email and ask him if they are meeting the 7th or the 14th to decide who gets in
Send Jeffrey an email and ask him if they are meeting the 7th or the 14th to decide who gets in
I bothered both Kori and Jeffrey A LOT!!! lol... But then again, if he said 3 weeks, it should be by the 7thWell, he did say within three weeks. I don't want to seem too desperate lol I think I'll give it the three weeks then may call or email. Thanks for the advice NejixRockS!
I *THINK* the average GPA of the people that were accepted last year was around 3.4, and the average PCAT was between 50-60. Even if you might have a low PCAT, if you have lots of pharmacy experience, you will be a good candidate for NSU
)Thanks that helps and yes I had a horrible pcat 70 I don't know what happened lol I have a 4.0 in my gpa and I am a pharmacy tech so keeping my fingers crossedI *THINK* the average GPA of the people that were accepted last year was around 3.4, and the average PCAT was between 50-60. Even if you might have a low PCAT, if you have lots of pharmacy experience, you will be a good candidate for NSU
a 70 is not a bad PCAT score lol, and sum that up with a 4.0 and you should get accepted as long as you don't screw up BIG time in the interview!Thanks that helps and yes I had a horrible pcat 70 I don't know what happened lol I have a 4.0 in my gpa and I am a pharmacy tech so keeping my fingers crossed
Thanks that helps and yes I had a horrible pcat 70 I don't know what happened lol I have a 4.0 in my gpa and I am a pharmacy tech so keeping my fingers crossed
Did you submit your PharmCAS and supplemental?Vicpharm, a 70 in the PCAT is a good score!! With your GPA and work experience, I think you'll definitely get an interview!
No pressure lola 70 is not a bad PCAT score lol, and sum that up with a 4.0 and you should get accepted as long as you don't screw up BIG time in the interview!
Hahahahaha (not official)My interview invite was by email. Once my GPA was calculated on PharmCAS, it took a week for NSU to forward me the supplemental and from the day I submitted that (The next day), I received the interview invite within a few days. NejixRockS probably has the answer as to when the interviews are scheduled from November to January. He's the official NSU COP correspondent!!
i dont work for them. The next interviews r on Nov 3, 14 and 19. They havent posted anything about December or January yet
Yes it is. They seem to favor GPA over pcat. I have heard of people with low pcat and 3.5+ gpa getting in. But I also know someone that had a 2.8 GPA and a 82 pcat that got rejected... And ofc, they look at more than just pcat and gpa to see who gets accepted. Pharmacy experience is also a BIG part of their decision.
Good Luck!!!!@Airmojo @Triathnrs11
I think you will hear from them either next Friday, or the Monday after that
I interviewed on Oct 3rd and just got accepted a few weeks ago. I am from FL, so I might be a lil bit biased lol. NOVA has really good connections all around FL which will get you into any rotations you might want. If you are interested in doing a residency, they also have a really high % of people that get into the residency they want. I love FL weather too, I know it can crazy hot and humid, but you get used to it pretty soon. I also liked how I was treated while I was there. I have been to NOVA a few times, and students, professors and admission staff have always been really friendly and approachable. I worked in a South Florida hospital where P3 and P4 NOVA students were doing rotations and the pharmacists told me that they were really impressed by how professional and well trained NSU students were. I also have a few more personal reasons which will not apply to you lol. Overall its a great school, but only you will know whats the right school for you. Moving from Michigan to FL for 4 years is a lot to digest like you said lol, so take your time and think about it!!!
That's a bit too advanced for me to know lol. One thing I do have to say is that being bilingual helps you A LOT down here... Just recently a friend of my brother, who is a manager in a pharmacy was looking for a bilingual pharmacist. There is a lot of old people who barely speak any English and a pharmacist who can speak both English and Spanish is good business. When it comes to prestige, UF is the guy lol. I have my reasons for not even applying to UF, and I don't really want to talk about it because there is a lot of gator fans around here lol...
@Airmojo @Triathnrs11
I think you will hear from them either next Friday, or the Monday after that
hey congrats!Finally got the call from NOVA and I got accepted! Patience and hard work definitely pays off
