Acceptance Numbers

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Does anyone else know how many their school accepted for this fall?
We(Samford) accepted 130...
This is more than were accepted last year but about the same as the year I entered. (We have a mild space problem and I really thought they would have learned their lesson by now).
They are expecting around 115
Where are all the other schools at?

 

[jdpharmd?]

Does anyone else know how many their school accepted for this fall?
We(Samford) accepted 130...
This is more than were accepted last year but about the same as the year I entered. (We have a mild space problem and I really thought they would have learned their lesson by now).
They are expecting around 115
Where are all the other schools at?

130 or 133

 

[spacecowgirl]

110 up from the 80 in my class. I believe they got 500+ apps this year


Edited to add: that 500 number is the eligible applicants. I think they got somewhere around twice that but discarded many right away due to GPA, etc.

 

[golf299]

i applied to 4 schools, got into 2 of them so far...

KU: haven't heard anything from them yet, so i can't tell you how many were accepted...they aren't really on the ball...

UMKC: took 70 out of around 800--got in

University of Colorado: took 120 out of 900+--got in

St. Louis College of Pharmacy: took 25 out of over 900. unbelieveable.

 

[Brill]

UH accepted 120 up from 110 last year.

 

[Trancelucent1]

When I spoke to the dean he said that 130 were to be accepted to UF's Gainesville campus and 50 each at the Jacksonville, Orlando, and St. Pete sites. I don't know how many they accepted last year though.


~Pam

 

[bananaface]

University of WA accepted 86.

 

[pharmd-08]

Minnesota accepted 164, 110 Twin Cities, 54 Duluth, out of 582.
Surprisingly, the number of ineligible applicants is very high. There were 200 incomplete, ineligible (GPA <3.00), plus 25 withdrawn.
So, the acceptance rate was quite high, 30 something percent because the number of people you actually compete with was only 300 or so.

 

[dgroulx]

When I spoke to the dean he said that 130 were to be accepted to UF's Gainesville campus and 50 each at the Jacksonville, Orlando, and St. Pete sites. I don't know how many they accepted last year though.

Those are the numbers that they shoot for. We actually had 61 at St. Pete last year, but 3 of them were students who were repeating classes they had failed the year before. Orlando also had more than 50. There were about 300 total amongst all the campuses.

 

[pnoty_4]

Howard accepted 100 out of 800

 

[UT-Frank]

UT Austins accepts about 130 i believe from a pool of over 700 AT LEAST

 

[riskhk]

i think uop stayed at 200