pba pharmacy school

[futurepharmd33]

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anyone at or going to palm beach atlantic for pharmacy school? what were your stats (if you don't mind sharing) and what do you think of your experience so far or what is it like?

 

[gwarm01]

I didn't go to school there, but I used to live in the area. Downtown WPB is a cool place, but I would never go to a school that puts a Jesus fish on your white coat.

 

[kurtesimo]

Hi futurepharmd33, I'm a 2nd year at PBA (Gregory School of Pharmacy). The program has been first in NAPLEX pass ratings for several years (over UF), but this year just barely was passed out by UF (something around 96% vs 97%). The program's NAPLEX and law pass rates are some of the best in the states. At PBA, you get the intimate class setting, but it comes with cost. The pharmacy schools that offer satellite campuses can probably distribute the costs easier w recorded lectures and other shared resources. Feel free to ask any questions!

 

[futurepharmd33]

Hi futurepharmd33, I'm a 2nd year at PBA (Gregory School of Pharmacy). The program has been first in NAPLEX pass ratings for several years (over UF), but this year just barely was passed out by UF (something around 96% vs 97%). The program's NAPLEX and law pass rates are some of the best in the states. At PBA, you get the intimate class setting, but it comes with cost. The pharmacy schools that offer satellite campuses can probably distribute the costs easier w recorded lectures and other shared resources. Feel free to ask any questions!

Thank you so much!!! Money isn't really a problem for me and I really like the fact faith is incorporated. I however will be applying without having a bachelors degree and I am scared that will hurt me. I do have a strong passion and my gpa is probably gonna be around a 3.7 when I apply. Do you know many people who entered without a bachelors degree?

 

[TheDude559]

Hi futurepharmd33, I'm a 2nd year at PBA (Gregory School of Pharmacy). The program has been first in NAPLEX pass ratings for several years (over UF), but this year just barely was passed out by UF (something around 96% vs 97%). The program's NAPLEX and law pass rates are some of the best in the states. At PBA, you get the intimate class setting, but it comes with cost. The pharmacy schools that offer satellite campuses can probably distribute the costs easier w recorded lectures and other shared resources. Feel free to ask any questions!

Naplex pass rates means practically nothing... Almost every school has a 90+% pass rate.

 

[Jibby321]

Naplex pass rates means practically nothing... Almost every school has a 90+% pass rate.

But bro, it's only like 10k more than a public school!


This is sarcasasm btw. Lol