ULM or UH?

[dudecoolname]

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Before I start, I have a question about this tuition chart:

http://www.aacp.org/resources/student/pharmacyforyou/admissions/Documents/PSAR1011_Table11.pdf

As you can see there are columns for in-state and out of state tuition, then there is a column that says "Mandatory fees." Is this included in the tuition or is this an additional fee that has to be paid?

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Now to the main question:

Its a little early for me to be worrying about this just yet, but I am curious about your opinions.

I am preparing to either go to UH or ULM, and I can't really decide which one would be a better choice.

Lets compare:

ULM:

Pros:
Lower tuition since its in-state for me

Cons:
There are WAY more prerequisites to complete

UH:

Pros:
30+ less hours of prerequisite to complete (assuming I should complete all prereqs.)

Seemingly easier to get into.

Actually closer to my hometown

Cons:
Tuition is much higher since it is out of state

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ULM prereqs:

http://www.ulm.edu/pharmacy/prerequisite2011.html

UH prereqs:

http://www.uh.edu/admissions/undergraduate/apply-transfer/transfer-credit/forms/pre-pharm0709-b.pdf
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I appreciate any help/opinions. 🙂

 

[browneyes021]

Before I start, I have a question about this tuition chart:

http://www.aacp.org/resources/student/pharmacyforyou/admissions/Documents/PSAR1011_Table11.pdf

As you can see there are columns for in-state and out of state tuition, then there is a column that says "Mandatory fees." Is this included in the tuition or is this an additional fee that has to be paid?

-------------------------------------------------------

Now to the main question:

Its a little early for me to be worrying about this just yet, but I am curious about your opinions.

I am preparing to either go to UH or ULM, and I can't really decide which one would be a better choice.

Lets compare:

ULM:

Pros:
Lower tuition since its in-state for me

Cons:
There are WAY more prerequisites to complete

UH:

Pros:
30+ less hours of prerequisite to complete (assuming I should complete all prereqs.)

Seemingly easier to get into.

Actually closer to my hometown

Cons:
Tuition is much higher since it is out of state

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ULM prereqs:

http://www.ulm.edu/pharmacy/prerequisite2011.html

UH prereqs:

http://www.uh.edu/admissions/undergraduate/apply-transfer/transfer-credit/forms/pre-pharm0709-b.pdf
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I appreciate any help/opinions. 🙂

Apply to each school as you finish all or most of the pre-reqs. In other words, apply to UH first, then if you get rejected, continue to take the classes ULM requires and then apply there in addition to reapplying to UH.

 

[delano2000]

UH is not that easy to get into. They are very competitive.

I don't think that mandatory fees are included in the tuition rates. They may be added to the overall tuition amount however.

 

[dudecoolname]

UH is not that easy to get into. They are very competitive.

I don't think that mandatory fees are included in the tuition rates. They may be added to the overall tuition amount however.

So this would mean that: since the in-state tuition for ULM is $5418 and the "mandatory fee" is $6500 then the yearly tuition would be $11918? If so its not as cheap as I thought

Also, anybody recommend trying to get into Texas southern? Their tuition is cheaper but ive heard mixed reviews

 

[delano2000]

So this would mean that: since the in-state tuition for ULM is $5418 and the "mandatory fee" is $6500 then the yearly tuition would be $11918? If so its not as cheap as I thought

Also, anybody recommend trying to get into Texas southern? Their tuition is cheaper but ive heard mixed reviews

That is correct.

Yeah I've also heard mixed reviews about TSU. I think a few years ago they may have been on probation with AACP.