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Which pharmacy schools have rolling admissions? THe only one I found with rolling admission is USC? any others?
 
University of Minnesota does. Try doing a search because there are some threads already on the website about this. Good Luck!
 
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Which pharmacy schools have rolling admissions? THe only one I found with rolling admission is USC? any others?

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Every school uses rolling admission of some sort. That's why so many pharmacy students urge pre-pharmers to submit their application as soon as possible.
 
well ucsd and ucsf certainly don't following a rolling admission. many of us on sdn have submitted our apps a few days before the deadline and were fine.
 
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Every school uses rolling admission of some sort. That's why so many pharmacy students urge pre-pharmers to submit their application as soon as possible.

USN is one that doesn't seem to be rolling admissions at all. They go by a point system. They did notify some candidates early who had a high amount of points because they were getting in anyway but for the most part, people had to wait until all the interviews were complete so they could know exactly where people ranked. I applied on the absolute last day and didn't have a problem. When they go by a point system like that, it doesn't matter if you apply on the first day or the last day.

And to the OP, Midwestern CPG is rolling admissions.
 
Hawaii Hilo does rolling admission with interviews beginning quite early. Some schools do not do rolling admission at all, ie UNMC which does all interviews on the same day and mails out all accepted/waitlist/rejected letters at the same time.