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Anyone hear back from the 11/13 interview? Geez!!!!
I was in the 11/13 interview and still have not heard back. I know two of my friends got accepted around 7pm. Do they send them out in batches?
yoooo congratsss!Got accepted from the 11/13 interview yesterday at 7pm!
Thanks for the reply! Congrats again!!No, I was currently taking a public speaking class when I applied
Heard back about 11/13 interview Thurs at 7pm. Accepted! Can't wait!Anyone hear back from the 11/13 interview? Geez!!!!
congrats!!!! What time did you get the email? I'm waiting to hear back from the 11/13 interview. Congrats again!!
Next one's 1/22 according to their website, don't lose hope yet!When is the next interview date, does anyone know? I was put on the waitlist from the 11/30 interview, and I'm assuming they look at me again then so... I have even more waiting to do! D:
Bumping this! I feel like they've been relatively slow with interview invitations? Granted I submitted mine about 10 days before the deadline but I have a friend who submitted her apps earlier than me and have already heard back from all the schools she's applied to (SF, SD, Western, UOP) but not USC....
I am sorry i am new to this forum. What does "on AC" mean?
I interviewed on Jan 22. I don't know how long it's going to take to hear back... I agree with people saying that tuition is insanely high here. I'm not sure if it's worth it. >__< plus my impression of LA is not very pleasant.
Anyway, if anyone hears back from the Jan interview please holler !
AC stands for "active consideration" which is what USC calls its waitlist. The candidates that aren't accepted right away are still considered for acceptance during the following interview rounds.I am sorry i am new to this forum. What does "on AC" mean?
I interviewed on Jan 22. I don't know how long it's going to take to hear back... I agree with people saying that tuition is insanely high here. I'm not sure if it's worth it. >__< plus my impression of LA is not very pleasant.
Anyway, if anyone hears back from the Jan interview please holler !
Anyone heard back from the 1/22 interview?
Congrats!Update: Interviewed 11/13
Put on AC: December
Accepted: 2/12 @ 2:07 pm.
Thank you very much!Congrats!
Wow, the tuition for this program is through the roof!
I got an offer.Anyone else hear back from 1/22 interview?
I totally agreetotal cost of attendance is $320,000 without accrued annual interest
not exactly the smartest financial decision.... but hey its Cali.
Hey dude are u serious. Wowtotal cost of attendance is $320,000 without accrued annual interest
not exactly the smartest financial decision.... but hey its Cali.
http://forums.studentdoctor.net/threads/go-to-usc-and-get-a-378-700-student-loan-bill.1098797/
http://forums.studentdoctor.net/threads/go-to-usc-and-get-a-378-700-student-loan-bill.1098797/
The estimated cost of attendance at USC is about $378,000. It has gone up a bit since that post was made.
http://forums.studentdoctor.net/threads/go-to-usc-and-get-a-378-700-student-loan-bill.1098797/
The estimated cost of attendance at USC is about $378,000. It has gone up a bit since that post was made.
I submitted my app approximately 1-2 weeks or so before the deadline and I received an invitation for the March interview on February 23!Has anyone been invited for the interview on March 12?
I submitted my application mid-October and got an email saying I've satisfied all their pre-req courses back in November, but I haven't received anything from them since. The email also says that I'll be notified 1-3 weeks before an interview date, do I just hold my breath until the end of the week? USC is the only school that I applied to that hasn't invited/declined me, so I'm a bit antsy at this point.
Was anyone else notified of an invite 1 week before an interview? Seems stressful!
Has anyone been invited for the interview on March 12?
I submitted my application mid-October and got an email saying I've satisfied all their pre-req courses back in November, but I haven't received anything from them since. The email also says that I'll be notified 1-3 weeks before an interview date, do I just hold my breath until the end of the week? USC is the only school that I applied to that hasn't invited/declined me, so I'm a bit antsy at this point.
Was anyone else notified of an invite 1 week before an interview? Seems stressful!
Same thing( I have submitted my application in October. January 11, I received email requesting my fall semester grades. I emailed them results. They wrote me that they are waiting now for PharmCAS official confirmation ( I sent them updated transcript and have updated the application). Since then-nothing!!! My stats: GPA 3.7; graduated from USC Keck School of Medicine ( Public health major) cum laude, have a lot of experience in medical field, 5 research publications ( did research at UCLA), have great recommendations from UCLA and USC med schools professors. I don't understand what's wrong. It is very stressful. I hope that I still will be invited for interview. Luckily, I have got accepted to Western University of Health Sciences. Even though it is a long drive, I still have a good pharmacy school to go to in case USC declines me
will you be commuting to Western? you can save a lot of money by just going there if you commute.
you have an unusually high GPA for a pharmacy school applicant, schools have been known to reject applicants
with higher stats than their averages with the mindset that "they probably got in somewhere better so lets not waste our time"
You live right there at USC, I suggest you continue to communicate with USC to show interest, if not it can be concluded that
you were not given an offer because you were "overqualified". Western will save you 40K, with interest possibly 60-70K.
If it is a one hour drive then USC is better. If you did so well in undergrad I am confident in your ability to land a residency after Western.
Since you're from LA you should just visit their admissions office and talk to them in person or email them, I'm not sure about USC but
some schools take note of applicants that go out of their way to show interest.
Yes this is called "Yield Protection".
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yield_protection
http://forums.studentdoctor.net/threads/schools-rejecting-for-high-stats.1066875/
USC is unique in that although it is ranked high for pharmacy, it is the most expensive school in the US
which makes many applicants drop their acceptances when they get into cheaper options.
They may be thinking you got into a cheaper/better school, so if I were in your shoes I would send them an email of interest.
You certainly have the stats and experience to get into better programs than USC.
will you be commuting to Western? you can save a lot of money by just going there if you commute.
you have an unusually high GPA for a pharmacy school applicant, schools have been known to reject applicants
with higher stats than their averages with the mindset that "they probably got in somewhere better so lets not waste our time"
You live right there at USC, I suggest you continue to communicate with USC to show interest, if not it can be concluded that
you were not given an offer because you were "overqualified". Western will save you 40K, with interest possibly 60-70K.
very interesting point of view. I had about the same stats, and submitted my application on the day of the deadline. Interviewed on 2/19. Very interesting.
Musicplease I agree with this post, but there is no need to be derogatory to people going into the pharmacy profession. Many of us have the stats to get into medical/dental but are more interested in the pharmacy profession and what it has to offer. There should not be any bashing on this thread against the students going into this profession. The fact that you are saying we don't work hard is appalling. I personally have a Masters degree and run 10+ clinical trials, so please check your tone before you post.with pharmacy at the state that its in today, graduates with this kind of debt will be in an even greater disadvantage.
you can lie to yourself and say that if you work hard enough you will pay off that debt and do just fine, well theres
as reason you're applying to pharmacy school and not to medical/dental, its because you dont work hard and can't make
the cut for better programs. it is essential for pharmacists to graduate from the least expensive school, not the highest
ranked. USC's #10 spot means nothing, if you are able go elsewhere.
You are rude. I think this is greatly disrespectful and if you don't plan on applying to pharmacy school or don't agree that being a doctor of pharmacy is a profession worthy of bright minds with more reasons for not going to other kinds of grad school than "not working hard enough" then you shouldn't be here.with pharmacy at the state that its in today, graduates with this kind of debt will be in an even greater disadvantage.
you can lie to yourself and say that if you work hard enough you will pay off that debt and do just fine, well theres
as reason you're applying to pharmacy school and not to medical/dental, its because you dont work hard and can't make
the cut for better programs. it is essential for pharmacists to graduate from the least expensive school, not the highest
ranked. USC's #10 spot means nothing, if you are able go elsewhere.
Musicplease I agree with this post, but there is no need to be derogatory to people going into the pharmacy profession. Many of us have the stats to get into medical/dental but are more interested in the pharmacy profession and what it has to offer. There should not be any bashing on this thread against the students going into this profession. The fact that you are saying we don't work hard is appalling. I personally have a Masters degree and run 10+ clinical trials, so please check your tone before you post.