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It was the only California school where I had met all their application requirements without having to take any more classes. That, and they let me in.
Well I liked the fact that it is an accelerated program where you can finish in three years. I also like the fact that it is a well established school. I'm starting my first year this fall but when I interviewed I got a good impression from the faculty and the students that I interviewed with. The only negative that I can see is that it is in Stockton and it's about as pricey as the other private schools in California.
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Did you send in your supplemental application in the first tier? So both the pharmcas and supplemental application forms must be received by the tier deadline? I don't think i can get everything in by the 1st tier deadline and I think I will be adding new things to my pharmcas application such as new grades and extracurricular activities.
Thanks for your very helpful comments !!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks for your very helpful comments !!!!!!!!!!!!
TheChemist said:
yes - http://www.pacific.edu/admission/PharmD/PharmCAS.aspForeseer said:
* Tier 1 - Applications completed between July 1 and August 1
* Tier 2 - Applications completed between August 2 and September 1
* Tier 3 - Applications completed September 2 through November 1
i seem to remember Tier 1 ending a month earlier last application cycle though...
I chose UOP because of its accelerated program. In 5,6 or 7 years you get your pharmD assuming you maintain GPA and complete the requirements. Stockton is not the best location, but the campus is beautiful, students are friendly, parties are fun, and professors are willing to help. Also there are several pharmacy fraternities. Check out Phi Delta Chi pre rush events in the fall.Bauhinia said:
How can the application be completed before August 1? Doesn't PharmCAS release the application starting August 1?xnm11 said:
I think it depends on when you e submit and turn in your supplemental application. If you turn it in before a certain time, you have a higher chance of getting into UOP, but you have to turn in everything by then.
I applied to UOP because:
-my father is a PharmD alumni there.
-it has a three year accelerated program
-it's in california (I'm a resident)
-I have a friend who goes there.
-it's a good school, so I've heard.
Oh but I'm not accepted yet or anything. I just applied there.
I applied to UOP because:
-my father is a PharmD alumni there.
-it has a three year accelerated program
-it's in california (I'm a resident)
-I have a friend who goes there.
-it's a good school, so I've heard.
Oh but I'm not accepted yet or anything. I just applied there.