Cons:
It's in a bad neighborhood.
The campus doesn't like that nice. (My undergraduate campus was beautiful)
Tuition keeps increasing disproportionately to inflation
Parking's a pain.
Class load can make it difficult to participate in a lot of outside activities (volunteer work, family, friends, etc.)
Pros:
It's the only pharmacy school in Maryland, so you're in demand as a student and future pharmacist.
My class likes to help each other out.
Curriculum is pretty well thought out and even though first year is mostly basic science, professors still try to explain why they're relevant to pharmacy. 3rd year, everything comes together.
Faculty are pretty helpful and responsive to complaints regarding their courses or the curriculum.
Lots of organizations to be involved with.
Baltimore and D.C. have a lot of fun things to do when you're lucky not to be buried too deeply in studying or on rotations or working.
Housing:
Apply early for housing even if you don't know if you're accepted but want to live on campus. Best if you apply before February.
Housing around the area can run from $400/month to $1,200/month depending on how fancy you want to get or if you get roommates or how far away you're willing to commute to class everyday.
