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I got wait listed for the second year in a row... fml![]()
to UB?I got wait listed for the second year in a row... fml![]()
to UB?
you already interviewed?
No I have not interviewed. They wait list people both before and after the interview
So you are waitlisted to get an interview?
I got an interview for Feb 5!!!!!!!!!!!!
hey! congrats on ur interview invitation! Did you receive it by snail mail or e-mail?
If you want to think of it that way I guess.
They will waitlist before and after the interview. One poster (last year) was waitlisted, then interviewed then waitisted again and did not get in (poor alenadoma). I was wailitsted w/o the interview and was not accepted.
http://www.pharmacy.buffalo.edu/school_current_student_orgs.shtmlDoes anybody know where information on the professional organizations and student groups available at UB pharmacy can be found?
stressstressstressJust make sure you give yourself a few extra hours and a full tank of gas 👍I got an interview for January 29th!
I'm scared about the travel though. I live in Pittsburgh and I'll be driving up to Buffalo. The weather had better cooperate.
I got an interview invitation by email this morning. I submitted my PharmCAS application in late Nov. See you there on Jan 29th.

I will give advice to all driving to UB. Parking sucks. Really, really, really sucks.
I don't know where visitors will park (I have a parking pass) but I know that when I had to park on north campus for a 1:00 class there were a line of about 5 cars waiting near the top of a parking lot. WHen a person would go through the parking lot to go to their car, the first car in line would follow them to their car.
This is probably the norm in most universities but it sucks. Give yourself ample time to park. Honestly it takes me about 30 minutes to get to UB but then another 30 to park sometimes (sometimes longer). Or take the $20 parking ticket![]()
Are you serious? Where are you trying to park, the 3 spots right in front of Cooke? Be realistic and embrace the Governors lots. Each day, unless its 8am (when I utilize those 3 spots in cooke) I am able to park and am in the building within 10 minutes at the most.
Visitors have designated parking on the northern side of campus in front of Fronczak. Interviewees will have direction on where to park.
I park in front of hochstetter all the time. The key is to get there early, or you're banished to governers forever. It's nice to get the exercise though, I'll admit.
I have a question about the luggage.
I think most of us will check out when leaving for interview. How will you take care of your luggage if you don't drive? I know it sounds kinds of funny but is it possible to carry it with us?
anyone who has an interview - can you tell me how long it lasts? Do you have a tour at the end?
They said it will last until 5:30 in the email - but I'm hoping it will end earlier. I have a class on south campus at 4:00 and I'm wondering if I can make it. I can probably skip the tour since I already go here. (I was told that the early assurance students didn't get a tour a couple years ago.) There were a couple people I know who interviewed a couple years ago and they said it wouldn't last until 5:30 so I was just wondering then it did end.
I heard that UB is nearly impossible to get into. Is this correct?
Hey, good luck everyone. I just transferred to UB this year, and I love it. While I don't think I'll even get an interview there, I hope you guys have a great time. If anyone has any questions about UB, I'll try to help (I'm a senior Chem major who transferred in fall 09, so I don't know everything, but I can try.)
I will be in UB for an interview on friday. Will I be able to use the UB stampede to get around, or do they check for student ID upon entry?
If you take the stampede, the closest stop would be flint loop. THen you pretty much keep going to the left. There are underground passages to get to Cooke inside to avoid the cold/snow (if it's there). You could ask someone for directions once you get inside if you don' want to walk outside.Yes. ID is not required. But they only take you to certain places lol not wherever u want haha good luck on your interview
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