Still waiting ...
Me too
Dear Pharmachemist,
let me know if you need anything else.
Hi Pharmachemist, to apply for an intern license the person needs to have an official letter of enrollment signed by the dean at the school and be an active pharmacy student in school. The letter from the dean was handed out the first day of school and a lot of paperwork needs to be done before this happens, hope this helps.
I only know one other person that interviewed and he hasn’t heard back yet either.
Dear Pharmachemist,
From what I know, the chance of getting into Cleveland depends on the year. Some year, the school get 100+ applicants from both campuses and only 10 are selected and some year they get like 20 and 10 are selected. It depends on the year and how people want to do their 3rd year.
It is not hard to get in but the decision depends on whether or not what is your goal by going to Cleveland Clinic. Let me break down the pro and con from my perspective and I will let you decide for yourself.
Pro:
It is a big DEAL, you get to work with the foremost top cardiovascular hospitals in the country
It is very nice since you do all 7 rotations in a set of hospitals that are nearby which mean you will get to see some familiar face all over the year
You will be able to network better since the pharmacist will know you for a year instead of 6 weeks rotation
You will have a better chance of landing a residency interview
Con:
It is FAR from Roseman, the moving will cost quite some money. My friend who got in paid around $1000 something to move stuff around. If you drive, it will take at least 2 days to travel so take that into consideration also.
It is very COMPETITIVE, you will not be the only pharmacy students there. There will be 3 or more at any rotation and everyone is fighting for a chance to shine. It is quite a stressful environment to be in unless you enjoy competition.
It is very BUSY work, my friends who went there said she has a full schedule each day with topic discussions and presentation. This place is not a place to learn slowly, it is like a pre-residency work. If you feel very comfortable with P1 and P2 with no summer class then you can definitely apply.
It is not very beneficial if you plan to move back to the WEST Coast. Normally when you apply for residency or even a retail job, they want a letter of recommendations or referrals from your preceptor. If your preceptors are from the East, then you apply in the West, then it is harder for the hiring company to hire you due to the preceptor unknown credibility.
FACT: Getting into Clevaland does not guarantee residency. From previous graduates that I know of, they all do retail after Cleveland rotations since they said it is quite a lot of work.
Hope it help
I filled the $200 dollar form online. I believe we have to get the other $800 to them before March. But you only pick pay 200 or 1000 now. But the total is 1000 either way (plus a processing fee for paying online by card). Hope that helps.
Henderson hereCongratulations everyone!! Who will be in South Jordan? We are going to be classmates!
South Jordan. My wife's family is here, so for us, its Utah or bust.Congratulations everyone!! Who will be in South Jordan? We are going to be classmates!
so disappointed. And trying to keep hope up...I will be at South JordanCongratulations everyone!! Who will be in South Jordan? We are going to be classmates!
We got this...I've been waitlisted tooso disappointed. And trying to keep hope up...
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I certainly hope I find out before then, I'd have to move from Hawaii! Learning to drive in the snow can be scary for some, but there are so basics you just need to remember and then its all good. I've even driven in white-out snow storms and got home safe and sound (although I don't advise driving in that).Henderson was my first choice but I'm not opposed to South Jordan. But I don't know how to drive in snow
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this annoys me a little. I submitted my pharmcas application late August but missed the pharmcas verification deadline for ED. The girl I spoke with told me there was no supplemental or that it was included on pharmcas this year. I just submitted the supplemental yesterday morning...so basically my application was considered incomplete this whole time & I wasn't notified. I called the school plenty of times in the last few weeks but I had no luck. I hope they go by the date the pharmcas application was submitted.
That’s interesting. I didn’t do anything on that site. My supplemental application popped up on PharmCAS.
better be safe than sorry lol. I guess technically its still somewhat early if they are holding ED interviews this month.
I asked the admissions by email what would happen if I wasn't able to get my application completed before the deadline (My transcripts took forever to get to Pharmcas.) Here is their reply:
hello there,
Everyone I know that got accepted since last Wednesday have all been notified by email. No calls
Thank you! I've been so anxious waiting for their decision. I hope I get mine today
I just got the email. No phone call. It was in my email inbox about 7:30am or so.
Class of 2021 guy got accepted 2 days before class started
I might have an idea next week I have some friends doing the interview training of the upcoming interviews
