Thank You Sdn!!!

[Toomeke]

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I GOT IN! (MWU-CPG)

And SDN has been a HUGE factor contributing to my successful application and subsequent acceptance! I am living proof that you CAN get in to a pharmacy school AFTER screwing up your initial non-pharmacy undergraduate work (more to follow on that below). 😉

All the tips and information have been extremely beneficial: PCAT preparation, prerequisites, school-specific info, interview tips, early application tips, etc. All of these and more were highly instrumental in my getting accepted! I highly recommend SDN to everyone I meet who's pursuing a career in healthcare. 👍

Here are my stats:

Science/prereq GPA: 3.8
Overall GPA: less than 2.8 (I told you I screwed that up)
PCAT: 88
1 year hospital pharmacy volunteer experience
3 excellent LOR's (Chem prof, A&P prof, and pharmacist that I shadowed at hospital pharmacy)

AND...thanks to interview tips on SDN, I had a great interview experience.

NOTE: My BA was in English many years ago and this is a career change for me. NO science classes back then. But my recent prereq grades have been stellar.

THANKS TO ALL OF YOU AND GOOD LUCK!

 

[trinnieoh]

Congratulations!! Thanks for posting your stats, it really gives hope to others with sub 3.5 gpa's.

 

[choylifut]

I GOT IN! (MWU-CPG)

And SDN has been a HUGE factor contributing to my successful application and subsequent acceptance! I am living proof that you CAN get in to a pharmacy school AFTER screwing up your initial non-pharmacy undergraduate work (more to follow on that below). 😉

All the tips and information have been extremely beneficial: PCAT preparation, prerequisites, school-specific info, interview tips, early application tips, etc. All of these and more were highly instrumental in my getting accepted! I highly recommend SDN to everyone I meet who's pursuing a career in healthcare. 👍

Here are my stats:

Science/prereq GPA: 3.8
Overall GPA: less than 2.8 (I told you I screwed that up)
PCAT: 88
1 year hospital pharmacy volunteer experience
3 excellent LOR's (Chem prof, A&P prof, and pharmacist that I shadowed at hospital pharmacy)

AND...thanks to interview tips on SDN, I had a great interview experience.

NOTE: My BA was in English many years ago and this is a career change for me. NO science classes back then. But my recent prereq grades have been stellar.

THANKS TO ALL OF YOU AND GOOD LUCK!

Congrats Toomeke! Perserverance rocks...doesn't it? Good luck in pharmacy school!

 

[chiko]

I GOT IN! (MWU-CPG)

And SDN has been a HUGE factor contributing to my successful application and subsequent acceptance! I am living proof that you CAN get in to a pharmacy school AFTER screwing up your initial non-pharmacy undergraduate work (more to follow on that below). 😉

All the tips and information have been extremely beneficial: PCAT preparation, prerequisites, school-specific info, interview tips, early application tips, etc. All of these and more were highly instrumental in my getting accepted! I highly recommend SDN to everyone I meet who's pursuing a career in healthcare. 👍

Here are my stats:

Science/prereq GPA: 3.8
Overall GPA: less than 2.8 (I told you I screwed that up)
PCAT: 88
1 year hospital pharmacy volunteer experience
3 excellent LOR's (Chem prof, A&P prof, and pharmacist that I shadowed at hospital pharmacy)

AND...thanks to interview tips on SDN, I had a great interview experience.

NOTE: My BA was in English many years ago and this is a career change for me. NO science classes back then. But my recent prereq grades have been stellar.

THANKS TO ALL OF YOU AND GOOD LUCK!

Congratulations and Best Wishes.

 

[shimmeringstar]

congratulations! can u please tell me when did u interview?

 

[shimmeringstar]

I GOT IN! (MWU-CPG)

And SDN has been a HUGE factor contributing to my successful application and subsequent acceptance! I am living proof that you CAN get in to a pharmacy school AFTER screwing up your initial non-pharmacy undergraduate work (more to follow on that below). 😉

All the tips and information have been extremely beneficial: PCAT preparation, prerequisites, school-specific info, interview tips, early application tips, etc. All of these and more were highly instrumental in my getting accepted! I highly recommend SDN to everyone I meet who's pursuing a career in healthcare. 👍

Here are my stats:

Science/prereq GPA: 3.8
Overall GPA: less than 2.8 (I told you I screwed that up)
PCAT: 88
1 year hospital pharmacy volunteer experience
3 excellent LOR's (Chem prof, A&P prof, and pharmacist that I shadowed at hospital pharmacy)

AND...thanks to interview tips on SDN, I had a great interview experience.

NOTE: My BA was in English many years ago and this is a career change for me. NO science classes back then. But my recent prereq grades have been stellar.

THANKS TO ALL OF YOU AND GOOD LUCK!

Congratulations! Can you please tell me when did u interview?

 

[AntiviralsRule]

Kudos! Gives me hope -- I am another career-changer with a mediocre undergrad GPA (3.0). Good luck to you in pharmacy school!

 

[Toomeke]

Congratulations! Can you please tell me when did u interview?

Jan 3rd.

See my new thread regarding Jan 3rd & 4th interviewees at CPG.

Thanks and good luck!

 

[Farmercyst]

Congrats and thanks for the thanks.

 

[rxgales]

OMG 😱....I got in.....to SDN School of Pharmacy, what does this mean? I will be moving from the Pre to the Pharm Thread 😀

 

[yazzman]

I GOT IN! (MWU-CPG)

And SDN has been a HUGE factor contributing to my successful application and subsequent acceptance! I am living proof that you CAN get in to a pharmacy school AFTER screwing up your initial non-pharmacy undergraduate work (more to follow on that below). 😉

All the tips and information have been extremely beneficial: PCAT preparation, prerequisites, school-specific info, interview tips, early application tips, etc. All of these and more were highly instrumental in my getting accepted! I highly recommend SDN to everyone I meet who's pursuing a career in healthcare. 👍

Here are my stats:

Science/prereq GPA: 3.8
Overall GPA: less than 2.8 (I told you I screwed that up)
PCAT: 88
1 year hospital pharmacy volunteer experience
3 excellent LOR's (Chem prof, A&P prof, and pharmacist that I shadowed at hospital pharmacy)

AND...thanks to interview tips on SDN, I had a great interview experience.

NOTE: My BA was in English many years ago and this is a career change for me. NO science classes back then. But my recent prereq grades have been stellar.

THANKS TO ALL OF YOU AND GOOD LUCK!

congrats///what school did u get into

 

[Toomeke]

congrats///what school did u get into

dude - mwu-cpg

 

[eddie269]

Congrats bro! Have fun with that white coat!

 

[FloridaSchools]

I GOT IN! (MWU-CPG)

And SDN has been a HUGE factor contributing to my successful application and subsequent acceptance! I am living proof that you CAN get in to a pharmacy school AFTER screwing up your initial non-pharmacy undergraduate work (more to follow on that below). 😉

All the tips and information have been extremely beneficial: PCAT preparation, prerequisites, school-specific info, interview tips, early application tips, etc. All of these and more were highly instrumental in my getting accepted! I highly recommend SDN to everyone I meet who's pursuing a career in healthcare. 👍

Here are my stats:

Science/prereq GPA: 3.8
Overall GPA: less than 2.8 (I told you I screwed that up)
PCAT: 88
1 year hospital pharmacy volunteer experience
3 excellent LOR's (Chem prof, A&P prof, and pharmacist that I shadowed at hospital pharmacy)

AND...thanks to interview tips on SDN, I had a great interview experience.

NOTE: My BA was in English many years ago and this is a career change for me. NO science classes back then. But my recent prereq grades have been stellar.

THANKS TO ALL OF YOU AND GOOD LUCK!

Don't pay the $500 deposit .. You should consider some of the Florida schools nearby.

MWU is by far the MOST expensive pharmacy school. The tuition is $33,000+ a year.

University of Florida's tuition is only $8,000 a year (I am a resident).

UF offers 100 scholarships to students in-state, and you graduate in 4 years, not 3.

 

[cinnamoroll12]

ayuyaaahh....more trolls...