Acceptance Rates

[LactaidPlease]

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Is there a list of some sort that has accurate acceptance rates for schools? Some schools don't list their acceptance rates on their websites, and it would be much simpler if there was a site that had them all in the same place.

 

[tehshield]

http://www.aacp.org/resources/student/pharmacyforyou/admissions/pages/psar.aspx

Look under school admission requirements. It shows all pharmacy schools and their requirements and rough acceptance rates and rough out of state acceptance rates.

 

[bohomojo]

http://www.aacp.org/resources/student/pharmacyforyou/admissions/pages/psar.aspx

Look under school admission requirements. It shows all pharmacy schools and their requirements and rough acceptance rates and rough out of state acceptance rates.

How come schools don't list how many applied to the program??? Is there a section for that?

 

[pvo901]

http://www.pharmcas.com/collegesschools/directoryalphastate.htm

 

[JakeSill]

http://www.aacp.org/resources/student/pharmacyforyou/admissions/pages/psar.aspx

Look under school admission requirements. It shows all pharmacy schools and their requirements and rough acceptance rates and rough out of state acceptance rates.

Hey man I don't see the acceptance rate.

 

[tehshield]

Hey man I don't see the acceptance rate.

it was only meant as a rough idea. but pvo901 link should be way more accurate.

 

[JakeSill]

it was only meant as a rough idea. but pvo901 link should be way more accurate.

Confused man, do you look at the number interviewed, number accepted, estimated entering class size, estimated male, estimated female, estimated out-of-state and just calculate it yourself?

 

[tehshield]

Ya I basically calculate a rough estimate by myself. My estimate is number of applicants is around 5 times the number that is interviewed. I believe when i interviewed at midwestern glendale they had around 2000 applicants. The more important thing i look at is the number that is interviewed and from those the accepted. Usually the number accepted is around 40 - 50% of the interviewed people so to give the school leeway if people decline the acceptance

 

[tehshield]

So another example from a school is university of georgia which had an accepted class size of 144 and total applicant pool of around 700. From this about 260 students are interviewed and about 200 are accepted.