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May 15th? is this for MCPHS boston?
what state are yall from? I am just curious if we are all out of state applicants.
May 15th? is this for MCPHS boston?
mcphs is a private school. they don't care what state you are from.
But it seems like instate applicants are highly favored in their admission pool. thats what I was told by an instate applicant that interviewed over there. I am not certain or saying the information is plausible.
Yeah, the boston school. I just received an email from sara talking about the may 15 decision deadline.
Pharmboston,
What did ur friends say that they are seeking in their applicants for acceptance? In other words, what stats are they interested in?
i don't know the exact stats. they don't usually like repeats and i think the minimum gpa was a 3. i couldn't get more details. maybe you should call them?
Sorry to hear about that cinnamoroll12, rejection letter sucks and hurts. I hope you get in somewhere. Just know that all hope is never lost.
are you in Pharmacy major now? when you applied, did you get acceptance as 3rd year? tell me how 2nd year worksi heard the same thing about the number of seats. they only have two counselors for pharmd so that's probably y it takes so long.
are you in Pharmacy major now? when you applied, did you get acceptance as 3rd year? tell me how 2nd year works
are you in Pharmacy major now? when you applied, did you get acceptance as 3rd year? tell me how 2nd year works
anyone gets feedback from boston and LIU today
I am in the same situation as u guys, i am supposed to be graduating in the winter of 08'...didn't get feedback yet ...i was told the same thing that the letters will be sent out by may 15...just out of curiosity can u guys share ur stats?
how many of you will actually go into the 2nd year curriculum if accepted?
I talked to a LIU Pharmacy Adviser, Stephanie Scott Marshall to be exact, she said that interviews are pretty much over. I don't see how they can be "pretty much" over. I hate it when they never give a straight answer, it's like a political debate, you ask a question about taxes and you get, we must defeat the terrorists and "God Bless America".
She told me if I come back in May, she can give much more direct answers and would know a lot more about the process. This leads me to believe that if you get a rejection letter, it is not over. I know that LIU is pretty notorious for kicking out people who were accepted in April because their Spring grade fell. Frankly, right now I am hoping that a lot of my friends don't make it in.
That's what this fierce competition does, it kills friendships in the Pre-Pharmacy phase. It promotes "cut-throat bitchiness", for those who have watched House MD this season.
they kick u out just because of one semester? I heard the third year is insane!!
Yep, a lot of the people who have 3.3-3.6 start slacking off in the Spring Semester or meet the disaster of Organic Chem II and Physics, those are the hardest courses according to the students here. I found Organic Chem I harder than Organic Chem II. The only reason my Organic Chem II grade was lower than my Organic Chem I grade was because the Organic Chem II professor did not curve at all.
Organic Chem I, I finished with 825 points and got an A because the professor added 300 points to everyone's grade. The average finishing score in this class was 450.
Organic Chem II, I finished with 849 points and got a B. The average was around 700. He didn't curve at all on the final grades.
So yeah, last year, anyone who slacked off during Spring Semester got kicked out of Pharmacy. Basically, sometime in August, the pharmacy school checked the transcripts and kicked out anyone who fell below the minimum requirements of 3.0 Overall (didn't happen much), and 3.0 M/S (happened a lot).
So, whoever came up to them during the Summer and showed their improved grades was granted admission.
A 300 point curve is way too much.
That class was in the summer as well. No one was going to get an A if there was no curve, but about 10 people would have gotten Fs. With his curve, all you needed to get an A was a 625/1000. The highest grade without the curve was 825(my grade), but if I had another professor, it would have meant a B-.
Core classes? Meaning history, literature?
Yeah, no problem taking those in the summer, it opens you up to take more sciences and have less pressure during the Fall or Spring.
History, English, Economics are not hard at all for summer classes.
LIU doesn't offer a winter session for undergraduates, I think all they do during the winter is undergraduate research.
This summer I have to take 1 class (Physics), and I'll probably do research for a month or so, as long as the professor can get me authorization for free parking at the faculty garage or gas compensation.
The latter part of the summer, I'll quit my job at CVS and get into a job at a hospital.
You're kidding right? I would assume that you just walk into a hospital, wander to the HR department and ask them if they have openings?
You're kidding right? I would assume that you just walk into a hospital, wander to the HR department and ask them if they have openings?
A volunteer position or internship are possible, but I doubt they'd offer you a job.
Yes, but once you start volunteering, its pretty easy to get a paid job.
Pharmaceutical Science? Too late for that. I want to graduate by Spring 2009, I'm on track for a Biology in Spring 2009.
Open House? Doubt it, what's the point? I never went there before I started going to LIU, and I haven't gone there since starting. I'm probably going to sign up for a job as a Orientation Leader.
Where are you getting this information from >.>
About the job? Well, I went to the Stony Brook Medical Center website, nearly all of the positions I'm interested in(Burn Unit, ER) require that you already have a position at Stony Brook, and statistically, the only way that a person with no degree can get a position at a hospital is to volunteer or know an administrator at the hospital.
do you get any news from LIU & MCPHS?
nobody gets back from LIU and MCPHS?