That's actually quite unnerving... May I ask you honestly how many current Tech students do you know right now that have failed a class/will not graduate with the class they entered? I'm pretty sure admissions won't tell me that and I pretty much just want to know the honest answer. Not what the school wants me to know, just the truth. I mean this is the next four years of my life...
When I was at my interview, I was under the impression that there were ample resources available at Texas Tech for students that were struggling. According to many of the student volunteers, Tech has a pretty strong student support system. Is this not true? If so many students have shown to be unable to complete this new program, I don't understand why the administration wouldn't do anything about it. I had also heard at my interview that the curriculum has changed again for entering P1's, yes? No?
My goal is to pursue clinical pharmacy, particularly pediatrics. I'm also from Dallas so therefore the fact that I've been assigned DFW for my rotations during my P3 and P4 years is another plus. The final thing that has truly drawn me to Texas Tech is how kind every faculty member I've encountered and contacted during this admissions process has been...
Reading these mixed reviews have made me more confused and hesitant about my decision. I know pharmacy school will be difficult and I'm definitely ready to take on that challenge, buuuut I just want to make sure that I'm not going to make pharmacy school more difficult on myself than it should be.