any non-rolling schools?

[pamon]

hey guys.
i'm still searching for the schools.
So, wat r those non- rolling pharmacy schools?
I know I'm so late than u guys..
share some info with me..

Thanks.

 

[prepharm77]

I think U of Maryland - Baltimore is a non-rolling school. the deadline for submitting everything is on Dec. 1 ( i think.).

Schools in Washington State maybe non-rolling school, too-- U of WA and WA State Univ. both have Feb. deadlines..

VA Commonwealth may be non-rolling as well.

sorry for so many "maybe"s... but i hope it helped u a little bit..

 

[andrewattheU]

most state schools are not rolling schools, and yes both schools in washington state are non rolling admission

 

[confettiflyer]

UCSF and UCSD are non-rolling. Deadline was 11/1

 

[genesis09]

UIC is a non-rolling school. I'm not quite sure what is the deadline for application.

 

[JamesL1585]

Whats the dfference b/t rolling and non-rolling admissions? Always wondered that...

 

[WannaBRxDr]

Whats the dfference b/t rolling and non-rolling admissions? Always wondered that...

rolling admissions means that the admissions committee will review applications and accept students on a "rolling basis" starting as early as sept, oct. non rolling schools only begin reviewing applications and accepting students after the official application deadline.

Many times, with rolling admissions, by the time the application deadline passes, most of the spots are already filled. hope that helps! 😀

 

[humbleRx]

hey guys.
i'm still searching for the schools.
So, wat r those non- rolling pharmacy schools?
I know I'm so late than u guys..
share some info with me..

Thanks.

Even University of Washington is not rolling, but they do look at application on timeline basis, so if you apply early, your chance is getting in higher than others. That was the response I got when I called the school. Ya, it is a competitive program so don't under estimate them.

 

[andrewattheU]

Even University of Washington is not rolling, but they do look at application on timeline basis, so if you apply early, your chance is getting in higher than others. That was the response I got when I called the school. Ya, it is a competitive program so don't under estimate them.

what they do is look at applications to make sure they are complete before the deadline that is what the head of admissions said at an info meeting