Best of luck, STAR1526! I am pretty tired of La Jolla after 4 years , but UCSD is a great school to attend as well.
I'm not sure if I'll end up in La Jolla since I'm still waiting to hear back from UCSF, but best of luck to you as well!
Best of luck, STAR1526! I am pretty tired of La Jolla after 4 years , but UCSD is a great school to attend as well.
Best of luck, STAR1526! I am pretty tired of La Jolla after 4 years , but UCSD is a great school to attend as well.
I'm sorry to hear! That was the case for me with UoP. Have you tried calling them?
Congrats! When did you interview?
Congrats to all those accepted! Do you guys mind sharing your stats? Just curious. pls and thank you
Has anyone gotten an official rejection letter yet? I turned in my supplemental in December and my pharmcas app was turned in before the January deadline. I have heard nothing from Maryland, except for the "do not reply, we have received your app" and another one saying "application received, applications under review". I've spent a lot of time and money on applications and like any other applicant, I would appreciate knowing one way or the other (though by now it's safe to assume I've been denied, since the last interview was March 2).
thanks for replying. My stats are similar to yours with the exception of pharmacy experience. I guess I just have to hang tight and hope to hear back soonB.S. in Physiological Science from UCLA (Class of 2011), 3.55 cumulative GPA, 3.39 science GPA, PCAT 80 composite. Research, community outreach, hospital, & pharmacy experience.
I am so thrilled to say that I have been accepted to University of Maryland Pharmacy School CLASS OF 2016 and will be at the Baltimore campus.
I could not be happier.
Anyone care to tell me offhand what Biochemistry and Pchem book UMB uses? Anyone know? They only have spring books listed on website now.
Has anyone that interviewed in mid-February heard anything yet?
you and me both buddy. Interviewed on January 27th and I thought the interview went really well. I guess I was wrong *shrugs*I interviewed in January and I haven't heard anything yet.
Seriously hoping they're using my undergrad biochem book!Anyone care to tell me offhand what Biochemistry and Pchem book UMB uses? Anyone know? They only have spring books listed on website now.
I got the letter Tuesday when the others got it.
I interviewed Feb. 17th...haven't heard anything either...has anyone else who interviewed on Feb 17th heard anything?? Getting super nervous. I didn't know that it was done by date interviewed...I thought they reviewed everyone's before sending out acceptances. Correct me if I'm wrong please
I am so thrilled to say that I have been accepted to University of Maryland Pharmacy School CLASS OF 2016 and will be at the Baltimore campus.
I could not be happier.
Anyone care to tell me offhand what Biochemistry and Pchem book UMB uses? Anyone know? They only have spring books listed on website now.
I wouldn't stress out too soon. They definitely emailed out acceptances in batches last year for our class as well. Also, people that interviewed early didn't necessarily hear back first, either. Be patient; if you think you've made a good case for yourself with both admission packet as well as interviews, then you're invite could still be coming.
YES! This is the text we used in my biochem series! I have the 6e, but I don't think the editions vary much.This year, we used Berg, Tymoczko, and Stryer, ‘Biochemistry' - Seventh Edition for Biochem.
Thanks for the input! If we're coming in without pharmtech experience, would you recommend learning the top 200 drugs this summer?Personally, I really enjoyed the way they taught the first semester, and I think you get a good sense of what you really need to take away from the basic science classes. Either way, don't fret too much about pre-studying for pharmacy school. Again, there's no way to anticipate what you're going to be learning here, so you should really just enjoy one of the last summers you'll ever have.
FINALLY GOT MY ACCEPTANCE LETTER!!!! you best believe I'm attending. I will be at the Baltimore campus, and i was wondering if any current students could help me out:
I'm out of state and I'm looking to live off campus (preferably within walking distance to school). I have two small dogs I'm bringing with me so a pet friendly, safe area is what I'm looking at. I've heard Canton, mt Vernon, and fed hill r good places to start looking at. I want a 1 br but I'm willing to room with up to 2 other girls. Can anyone recommend any apt places that fit that criteria?? its really important for it to be safe because I will be walking my dogs at night. Thank you!!
Thanks for the input! If we're coming in without pharmtech experience, would you recommend learning the top 200 drugs this summer?
When did you get your acceptance? Congratulations PCAT408. I look forward to meeting you at Baltimore June 6.
Also, on:average how long are P1 students on campus per day?
What are the safer neighborhoods?
Just out of curiosity was any male applicant accepted on March 6th? I know more than half of the applicants are females but regardless it seems like all those accepted (at least those that posted on SDN and the people I know personally) are all females.
So maybe UMB is accepting females first?? I'm aware how ludicrous this sounds lol but I'm just trying to figure out how acceptance letters being sent this year
Congrats on your acceptance!
Camden Court (Where I currently live) Is a great fit for people with pets. I currently have two cats and moved here because campus is pet UNfriendly, We are 2 blocks from campus, 1 Block from Camden Yards and close to the Inner Harbor. It has options ranging from studio apts. All the way up to 3 bedrooms.
Note: Walking your dogs alone at night is not recommended no matter where you are in Baltimore. The city can be dangerous after dark, especially for girls.
Anything Helps. In Abilities Lab you will be tested on the top 200 drugs in chunks of about 6 per week.
You will need to know:
Brand/Generic Name
Adult Dosing
Pediatric Dosing (If there is one)
Black Box Warnings
Contraindications
As for how long you spend on campus.....Forever. No joke. There are people routinely sleeping on the couches in pH (Pharmacy Hall, and yes that's how we write it because we are geeks ). Expect to be on campus 12 or more hours per day if you plan on attending every class.
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I'm just going to LMAO to both of these questions.
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i'm glad you found my questions funny! but in all seriousness, i have to ask these kinds questions because i'm out of state and have only visited baltimore for less than 24 hours. thank you everyone for your input!
i'm so excited i've created a fb group already!! i wasn't sure if the school was going to set it up or not so i went ahead and did it.. i hope to meet my future classmates soon!
http://www.facebook.com/groups/339038729466461/
Whooooo! I got in! Can't wait to meet all you guys in the fall!
Thanks so much for letting us know that DrDrugs =)I know for a fact (well, based on what a friend in-the-know told me) that the admissions committee is still meeting. At least once if not two or three times more.
I'm also an applicant so I'm not sure but I think at this point only the interview matters. I have fairly decent stats and ppl with about the same stats got accepted already while I'm still waiting to hear back. So I think your stats only get you an interview inviteI have another question...I guess it doesn't really matter at this point but I'm just curious...do you know if adcom goes back to review the entire file again (grades, extracurricular, etc) along with the interview to make their decisions, or are acceptances just based solely on the interviews at this point?
I'm asking cause I have a low GPA and am worried that it will still play a part in adcom's decision. Again, I know it doesn't matter at this point but I'm just jittery thinking about it.