Hi, I just talked to Christy, and she informed me that emails will probably go out with in the next few days, they are still in the compiling process. I hope that helps 😀
She transferred me to the assistant dean, I wanted to ask him about where I am sitting on the waitlist. I dont want to be continually thinking I may or may not get in. If i am somewhere in the 91-100 maybe i have a chance but if i am sitting in the 200's I should probably just move on from not being accepted.
I know what you mean. The waitlist is, in all probability, already arranged in a set order, and all interviewees (who haven't been invited yet) are all on the waitlist. With this in mind, there's a big difference in practicality in being the next 10 in line as opposed to #250. Yet, I doubt that the admissions committee would divulge that information. Their duties and obligations to the pharmacy school is to keep as many promising candidates as possible in play.
As for what we are to do, I think it would be best if you started making preparations for not getting in. If you're still in school, build a schedule for next year. If you're graduating, consider a full time job in research, as a pharmacy technician, or something related to pharmacy. Or, you could take undergraduate courses part time (focusing on either science classes or any pre-pharm classes that weren't an A) while working part time. I would visit job fairs, look at job postings, visit the career center, and keep an eye out for fliers or listings that you could jump into for one year. There's certainly no obligation to commit to a job right now, but I would say it is more prudent and more responsible to have your preparations underway so that if the news you receive is a setback, then you will be in a strong position to be ready for the next admission cycle.
Personally, I am waiting back on some summer research and I have applied for admission into a local university. I won't lie: This wasn't very fun. Each application felt like a reminder of the prospect that I may not get in. But the alternative of having nothing lined up by June/July is much worse because, trust me, I've been there too.
Best of wishes. You're not in this alone.
--Garfield3d