Which school does not require interview?

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Hello folks, I'm here again. I just find that interviews are annoying because you need to drive far away from your state, which takes a long time (I also don't have a car). I am asking you guys if you know any schools that do not require interview, or has regional interview sites on Seattle, WA (such as Creighton University). I have looked through most of the the schools, and here are the schools that do not require interviews, or just require a phone interview.

University of Connecticut
University of Florida
Midwestern-Chicago
Butler university
Ferris State University
Northeastern University
University of Michigan
University of Mississippi
St. Louis College of Pharmacy (deadline has passed)
University of Montana
Long Island University
Albany University
North Dakota State University
Ohio Northern University
University of Toledo
University of Rhode Island

Make the list longer! I'm sure that will benefit everyone! 🙂
 
You might want to mark which ones are private schools. There's no sense in applying to state schools if you live out of state.
 
These schools don't accept transfer students:

University of Connecticut
Northeastern University
University of Montana
Long Island University
Albany University
Ohio Northern University
University of Rhode Island

You have to be a resident for these schools:
University of Florida (although easy to get in, they never accept out-of state students).
University of Mississippi
 
dgroulx said:
You might want to mark which ones are private schools. There's no sense in applying to state schools if you live out of state.

I got accepted in 3 public and out-of-state schools ...
 
Julientampa said:
I got accepted in 3 public and out-of-state schools ...

That's unusual. There is usually more than enough qualified applicants that live in state. My class at UF has one out of state person. You must have extremely good stats. For most applicants though, it's not worth it.
 
dgroulx said:
That's unusual. There is usually more than enough qualified applicants that live in state. My class at UF has one out of state person. You must have extremely good stats. For most applicants though, it's not worth it.


Look at these stats http://www.aacp.org/Docs/MainNavigation/InstitutionalData/6863_Tab8PSAR.pdf

Many schools accept out-of-state students.

UF is one of the few schools that doesn't accept out-of-state students (or very very few).
 
russian schools..............no interviews...no entrance tests :laugh:
 
Julientampa said:
These schools don't accept transfer students:

University of Connecticut
Northeastern University
University of Montana
Long Island University
Albany University
Ohio Northern University
University of Rhode Island

You have to be a resident for these schools:
University of Florida (although easy to get in, they never accept out-of state students).
University of Mississippi
University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (have to be a resident)
 
Rxbound said:
University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (have to be a resident)
I was soooo discouraged when I read Arkansas requirements....No OUT OF STATE applicants.... 🙁 Their requirements seemed quite fair especially when it came down to gpa.
 
Julientampa said:
You have to be a resident for these schools:
University of Florida (although easy to get in, they never accept out-of state students).

I'm sure the hundreds of students who got reject letters last year love you saying that it is easy to get in. 🙁
 
Julientampa said:
You have to be a resident for these schools:
University of Florida (although easy to get in, they never accept out-of state students).

The assistant manager of my last job went to UF as an out-of-state student. If the qualifications are high enough, an out-of-state applicant has a small chance.

I can assure you that UF is NOT an easy school for someone to be accepted. I'd hardly call ~300/2000+ "easy."
 
dgroulx said:
I'm sure the hundreds of students who got reject letters last year love you saying that it is easy to get in. 🙁

I am applying for next year, and I don't think is easy! In fact I am terrified!

I think the academically priviledged high GPA/90+ PCAT people need to learn some compassion! I though this is a required personality trait to be in Pharmacy anyway... 👎
 
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