hey all i hav a few questions on pacific univ
1)do they accept foreign course work evaluated by WES for pre reqs
2) i am going to USn for fall 2007 and i see that pacific has the same as usn, so can i transfer form usn to pacific after i complete my first yr or P1 at usn..
3) is pacific accredited and till when is is accredited by the ACPE
4) how good is pacific univ . pls run a comparison b/w usn and pacific,
5) Which campus is better and more equipped .. USN hardly has any other stuff other than lecture halls
1) I know we had one person who came all the way from Kenya for our interview session - however, you will have to contact admissions for an answer to that specific question.
2) Possibly - although it wouldn't make much sense at this current stage. Pacific is not fully accredited - they have candidate status, whereas USN is fully accredited.
3) See the answer for question 2
4) Both programs are good. Pacific is modeled after USN - however, I don't think anyone really knows how similar / different at this point. Pacific has been tweaking and adjusting their program this past year. It has been an awesome refining progression. The methods used for test taking and group work is different. As to clinical work - I honestly don't know, and again - Im not sure anyone on this board could say for sure. You would have to contact Pacific with specific questions to obtain a concrete answer.
5) I have never been to USN's campus - however, a few others have. You might want to contact gssincom - she has been to both, and will be attending USN. Personally, I loved Pacific's CHP. It was the size I was looking for. After spending sometime on a huge campus - it was nice to be in a classroom where I might actually know everyone. The facility at Pacific's CHP is completely new. Everyone has their own locker, and each group has its own breakout room. Pharmacy has its own floor of the building - but you should know its not a huge building.
If you really want the hard answers - I recommend contacting Pacific directly. Good

to you - no matter where you end up.
~above~