My interview is on March 5 at Henderson. I'm super nervous. I feel like my application is weak but am hopeful because I'm from Nevada and have a decent PCAT...
Welcome to the forum. Don't worry... If you read all the posts on this thread you will know what to expect. Just have fun with it all. If you have any questions, just ask.My interview is on March 5 at Henderson. I'm super nervous. I feel like my application is weak but am hopeful because I'm from Nevada and have a decent PCAT...
My interview is on March 5 at Henderson. I'm super nervous. I feel like my application is weak but am hopeful because I'm from Nevada and have a decent PCAT...
Good luck! Just make sure you answer their questions and answer confidently! Try to keep eye contact and don’t be afraid to throw in a joke whenever you can. They want you to feel as relaxed and comfortable as possible. They understand that you’re nervous.My interview is on March 5 at Henderson. I'm super nervous. I feel like my application is weak but am hopeful because I'm from Nevada and have a decent PCAT...
For those who are in the "I've got plenty of time before I need to put the rest of my seating deposit down" way of thinking, don't forget to do it soon, at least for the early acceptance folks. I'm not sure how the normal applicants work. It would be a shame to lose your seat over something so minor.
Just out of curiosity, anyone else here doing the dual degree; PharmD/MBA? I just the official nod for the MBA program at South Jordan.
Isn't the seating deposit due on Friday 3/1?
Have you been pulled off the waitlist? If not you might consider being open for either campus, If I remember correctly you were unsure of the snow driving. But it is said to be easier to get into the SJ campus.
I'm taking BioChem with some students that are still on the wait list. So I don't think anything had came out yet .Still on the wait list. But I did let the school know that I'm open to either campus I really liked the SJ campus when I went for my interview. SLC was beautiful! also has anyone heard if waitlist offers are going out yet? I was told offers weren't made until April or May.
Did anyone receive an email about their seating deposit needing to be paid but you already paid? I have the receipt and I emailed them back already to see where the mix up was. I just found it odd.
I'm taking BioChem with some students that are still on the wait list. So I don't think anything had came out yet .
The wait is excruciating but I am also taking biochem this semester to improve my application for next cycle if I don't get in.
I paid mine awhile ago and didn’t receive that email.
Did anyone receive an email about their seating deposit needing to be paid but you already paid? I have the receipt and I emailed them back already to see where the mix up was. I just found it odd.
For those who are in the "I've got plenty of time before I need to put the rest of my seating deposit down" way of thinking, don't forget to do it soon, at least for the early acceptance folks. I'm not sure how the normal applicants work. It would be a shame to lose your seat over something so minor.
Hi. I think you should give them a call directly instead of waiting. Did you pay all at once or did two payments for your seating deposit?
Dear Future pharmacists, my name is Khoa Nguyen, I am on my final year (P3) of Roseman University college of pharmacy education. I have been involved with the interview process throughout my 3 years at Roseman in both Henderson and Utah campus. I am posting this on almost every year to help the student get the advice needed to get to the school they want and what to expect of the program. I worked both in inpatient and community setting pharmacy as a paid intern so I can give you the inside scoop of what it really feels like. Please dont hesitate to ask any questions about anything and I would love to answer as much as I can.
No...you will have no need for your resumes .Should I bring copies of my resume to the interview?
Should I bring copies of my resume to the interview?
Should I bring copies of my resume to the interview?
I brought copies of my resumes (2 copies) but ended up not needing them because the professor has your full application from Pharmcas in his/her folder. However it is not bad to come in prepared with a pen and a small notebook on your hand.Should I bring copies of my resume to the interview?
Dear FutureDrOfUSA,Hi Khoa!
Thank you for reaching out. I do have a few questions that I’m eager to get answered.
1. What scholarship opportunities does Roseman offer/ when are they offered?
2. At what point can we work as paid interns? Do those paid hours count towards our hours needed to graduate?
Thank you SO much for reaching out to us!
Hey, I just had my interview yesterday. Does anyone know why they keep extending the application deadline? It went from February, to March, to April now. Do you think it’s due to lack of applicants?
Hey, I just had my interview yesterday. Does anyone know why they keep extending the application deadline? It went from February, to March, to April now. Do you think it’s due to lack of applicants?
I’ve wondered the same thing about tons of pharmacy schools blowing up my email. No idea what the reason is, but Roseman certainly isn’t the only one.
I read that a lot of prestigious schools do it as a means to lower their applicant to acceptance ratio in order to make themselves look more competitive but I hope that isn’t the case for RosemanTrue that! I keep getting emails from Creighton about applying. The ironic part about that is I was turned down from Creighton last year so I didn't apply this year and I just got an email from PharmCAS giving me a list of schools that have extended their application deadlines!
I read that a lot of prestigious schools do it as a means to lower their applicant to acceptance ratio in order to make themselves look more competitive but I hope that isn’t the case for Roseman
Oh wow... sneaky.
I’m eager to see how many applicants there are. Henderson has 145 seats I think, right?So true but Roseman's ratio is like 3-1 or something like that (according to PharmCAS) but apparently they interview some 400 applicants, and accept a little more than half...
As soon as I got accepted they had instructions attached to the email on what to do in regards to financial aid and loans. I applied a week or two ago and just got offered my loans today and accepted them through the website. Says they won’t be dispersed till August thoughWhen does Roseman begin to offer loans? I was told in Feb or so FAFSAs are reviewed. Just curious.
When does Roseman begin to offer loans? I was told in Feb or so FAFSAs are reviewed. Just curious.
This. To maintain accreditation, a school's NAPLEX pass rate must not drop 2 standard deviations below average. Schools keep extending their deadlines because on one hand they need to accept students competent enough to pass the NAPLEX, but on the other they refuse to reduce their class size because more students = more $$$ for the school. I did not graduate from Roseman, but during my P4 year my school was struggling so much to get quality applicants that they even hired an external ad agency to try and get more people to apply. My school was a top 20 school btw and public too, so you'd think they wouldn't have a hard time finding applicants. The reason obviously is that people are getting savvy about the pharmacist saturation, declining salaries, and deteriorating work conditions. Yet the schools' greed deter them from decreasing their class sizes which would be the right thing to do. Roseman's NAPLEX pass rate is definitely on the lower end btw, so I would seriously reconsider attending this school in favor of cheaper and better programs.I might not see the complete picture regarding this matter but I will tell from what I have known and experienced. I don't want to get into the politics of it so I only tell my understanding of the problem. What happens, in my opinion, is that there was a shortage of pharmacist in 2000s where finishing pharmacy school will end up giving you a sign in bonus and a car even. New pharmacy schools start opening up due to that very reason. From what I know in Cali, 5-7 new schools open in California since 2013 not accounting for newer online pharmacy schools compare to the conventional pharmacy school. The higher number of seat availabilities with a fixed number of applications per year results in a surplus of seats. Schools are trying to fill the seat as we all know, however they can't accept every single applicant due to the fact that they need someone who can make it through the program. NAPFLEX, which is the final test you need to take for licensing in addition to the law exam, increase their level of difficulties since 2016. Schools are rated on their NAPFLEX passing percentage, therefore, they are careful in selecting their applicant. Again this is my two cents on the matter. Hope it help.
I had a question about the tech they give us... what iPad and what laptop do they give students?
I got mine about two weeks ago and almost passed out. So much money
I heard it was an ipad mini and ppl sell it and buy the ipad pro bc its bigger and has a pen capability.
Yup gotta complete those master promissory notes.Ok I found it. I am completing the stuff now. Thanks guys i have never taken out loans. I was legit waiting to get an email. I have no clue how this process went. Thankfully I asked.
Nice!!! Well guess I’m gonna be doing the same exact thing. Hehe no offense to the mini but “GO BIG OR GO HOME!” Lol I heard the laptop is a dell touch screen. I think the flip ones too.