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Top Choice & Reason
Started by AsianGuy26
Midwestern and Mercer are my top choices, because of location and family mainly. The 3 year curriculum is a nice bonus too.
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UCSF for location. I have a family and I can't move to attend any other school.
not top choice perse but my top three picks are
wayne state: close to home, already have a place in downtown, in state tuition, know some faculty and students
midwestern ccp: 😍LOVEEEEE the campus! 3 year program, NEED TO GET OUT OF MI, yet still not that far lol
LECOM-Erie: also 3 year program, large class-- maybe i can visit over thanksgiving? or maybe ill even get an interview early! *wishful thinking
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wayne state: close to home, already have a place in downtown, in state tuition, know some faculty and students
midwestern ccp: 😍LOVEEEEE the campus! 3 year program, NEED TO GET OUT OF MI, yet still not that far lol
LECOM-Erie: also 3 year program, large class-- maybe i can visit over thanksgiving? or maybe ill even get an interview early! *wishful thinking
*midwestern ccp: 😍LOVEEEEE the campus! 3 year program, NEED TO GET OUT OF MI, yet still not that far lol
I thought Midwestern CCP was a 4 year program.
My 2 top reasons are location (nearness to home) and the #prereqs I'll have completed for a particular school by next Fall.
OOPS 😱
youre right ccp is 4 year full time--- im young and ambitious so makes no difference to me!
cpg is 3 year in arizona**
this mislead me: http://www.uspharmd.com/school/pharmacy/Midwestern_University_Chicago.html
*note to self: not reliable source!*
CCP is a 4 year program. Their Glendale, AZ campus is a 3 year program.
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Top choice this year:
USN
1. 3 year school
2. academic forgiveness!
3. I'm ready to apply now
4. not too far from home
5. block system sounds intriguing
Top choice for next year:
Midwestern CPG
1. 3 year school
2. location- if I can't sell my house the commute is super easy
3. People there say faculty is extremely helpful
4. I like what they say about themselves on their website
USN
1. 3 year school
2. academic forgiveness!
3. I'm ready to apply now
4. not too far from home
5. block system sounds intriguing
Top choice for next year:
Midwestern CPG
1. 3 year school
2. location- if I can't sell my house the commute is super easy
3. People there say faculty is extremely helpful
4. I like what they say about themselves on their website
Pretty much the way I feel outside my overall #1 choice.
#1: USC
Reasons: prestige, location (~40 minute drive w/out traffic), go trojans!
#2: WesternU
Reasons: location (~30 minute w/out traffic), block system, have friends in the program
Top out-of-state school: University of Washington
Reasons: prestige, location (used to live there and am familiar with the Seattle area very well), save $$$ on rent because I can stay at my relative's, have relatives and parents who are alumni
Reasons: prestige, location (~40 minute drive w/out traffic), go trojans!
#2: WesternU
Reasons: location (~30 minute w/out traffic), block system, have friends in the program
Top out-of-state school: University of Washington
Reasons: prestige, location (used to live there and am familiar with the Seattle area very well), save $$$ on rent because I can stay at my relative's, have relatives and parents who are alumni
My top choice is UF because...
1. Great School
2. In state tuition
3. Family and friends close (enough) by
4. Go Gators =)
After that its prob. UNC, Mercer, and Nova in no particular order.
1. Great School
2. In state tuition
3. Family and friends close (enough) by
4. Go Gators =)
After that its prob. UNC, Mercer, and Nova in no particular order.
Fall '08 app: USN-3 year, no LOR, no PCAT, so I Can apply this year
Fall '09:
1. UCSD-Location, Cost
2. UCSF-same as above
3.USN- 3 yr, kinda close to home
4. Oregon State- Locatoin
5. Uni Of Wa- Location
next year, I don't really have a true #1 though. I think it would be cool to be at any of those schools. I'm in CA, so being out of state would be cool, but so would being close to home.
Fall '09:
1. UCSD-Location, Cost
2. UCSF-same as above
3.USN- 3 yr, kinda close to home
4. Oregon State- Locatoin
5. Uni Of Wa- Location
next year, I don't really have a true #1 though. I think it would be cool to be at any of those schools. I'm in CA, so being out of state would be cool, but so would being close to home.
University of Illinois in Chicago!
Love the city (I'm from the suburbs) and the school has a great reputation. Plus they have a lot of research opportunities which sounds very interesting.
Love the city (I'm from the suburbs) and the school has a great reputation. Plus they have a lot of research opportunities which sounds very interesting.
I'm pretty interested in going there too. Never been to Chicago though.
I am also applying there too, mainly like you said for research opportunities. Plus their admission staff won me over with their kindness.
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really? I've heard their administration aren't the friendliest people in the world..
My top choice is Belmont in Nashville.
3 reasons why:
1.Campus Atmosphere: I visited and loved the setup of the program and the university. It is very small and I like that.
2. Location: It is close to home and my parents are only 45 min. away if I need help or anything.
3. Faculty: The faculty has helped me out so far with any questions I have had and they are super nice.
3 reasons why:
1.Campus Atmosphere: I visited and loved the setup of the program and the university. It is very small and I like that.
2. Location: It is close to home and my parents are only 45 min. away if I need help or anything.
3. Faculty: The faculty has helped me out so far with any questions I have had and they are super nice.
UCSF
- love the location
- great education
- a degree from this school may let me work at ANY pharmacy. not exactly sure how much employers care about this though.
Northeastern University
- the co-op program they have for their students is very interesting/attractive
- love the location... i always wanted to go to a school on the east coast
- love the location
- great education
- a degree from this school may let me work at ANY pharmacy. not exactly sure how much employers care about this though.
Northeastern University
- the co-op program they have for their students is very interesting/attractive
- love the location... i always wanted to go to a school on the east coast
Since I'm having my husband somewhat involved in these decisions, his wish was to stay close to home where our families will be available for support, specially since my income will be hampered for several years. I am only applying to University of Cincinnati. I've worked with several people who have attended there, so I know the ins and outs of the program. Their staff seems to be fairly nice as well. I just fear that I'm limiting myself too much by not allowing myself to apply to UK or Ohio State as well, those are 2 hour drives from my home, but I'd figure it out somehow.
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Consider the part of Chicago that UIC is in, and that may explain a few things..
Lol,I've heard that its better than Chicago State....
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