Cyclo, when you say 'get a job early,' do you mean an internship somewhere? Are hospital internships hard to come by with such an influx of graduates? I'm jumping the gun, I know, but I want to be prepared since it's going to be a little tougher for us new graduates...
I appreciate your input.
Pretty much what cycloketocaine said... I'm joining a few organizations and plan to network as much as I can. I haven't gotten a job yet because I didn't want to overwhelm myself my first year, but I definitely plan on trying to get something eventually.
Also... are you sure y'all still wanna apply to OU? We're having earthquakes and tornadoes in the same night.
Last night was so unreal, but got to love Oklahoma
I attended the admission workshop and most students said that the workload of pharmacy school doesn't compare to undergrad. How hard was your first year? how long did it take you to adjust, did you have to change your studying habbit?
And I thought Texas had crazy weather...Nothing here. I'm getting more anxious every day!
This year it does. We have five classes, and just like in undergrad we're in them through the semester. Some of the classes we take two hours at a time, but on the bright side we only meet once or twice a week. I've heard some P3s talk about modules, and I think those are a little different though. Cyclo would be able to explain those to you.
Yeah, I can't wait until spring.
Two things that helped me. 1). I took a lot of upper division science in undergrad, so a good amount of the stuff I'm seeing now I've at least been exposed to before. 2). I was involved and worked a lot in undergrad, so I had a good idea of how to prioritize things and balance my time.
The workload is definitely more than undergrad. For perspective... I took a neuro physiology class in undergrad, and our neuro section of physiology is covering about 80% of the content of that whole class in one exam. I used to cram a lot for exams in undergrad, but I personally couldn't do that now because of how much material we cover. I have to keep up and stay on top of things. Is it impossible? No. Does this mean I have zero social life? No. I still have time to be involved in organizations and go out with friends, but you just have to know how to balance that with your school responsibilities.
Okayyyyy, I think you are right. So far I have checked my school email, my home email, and OU app acount, nothing new! Hopefully it will be next Monday. Can't wait much longerrrrrrr!Nothing on my end yet. I'm banking on next week.
Nothing yet.Did you guys hear anything yet?
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And I thought I submitted my applications too late! Thanks for the info.!
I'm from out of state (Texas) so can that be why I haven't heard back yet. I'm getting a bit worried 
