They are surely driving me nuts...now I supposedly have to take statistics and micro to satisfy my conditional acceptance status...this new pre-pharm curriculum was uploaded onto their website when I was about to interview in mid march...now I gotta take thse classes..I don get it...not that they are tough..its just the inconvenience of taking them during the summer...by the way, no science classes in the summer before matriculation???!!! whats happening...so what do I have to do? Pretty confused now I guess I have to take them in the summer...no galvastone!
I think that's for their 2010 applicants, not us. I mean I took all the required classes for their updated pre-req's, or will be done by the end of this spring. Mind if I ask your stats? I'm still playing the waiting gameThey are surely driving me nuts...now I supposedly have to take statistics and micro to satisfy my conditional acceptance status...this new pre-pharm curriculum was uploaded onto their website when I was about to interview in mid march...now I gotta take thse classes..I don get it...not that they are tough..its just the inconvenience of taking them during the summer...by the way, no science classes in the summer before matriculation???!!! whats happening...so what do I have to do? Pretty confused now I guess I have to take them in the summer...no galvastone!
Congratulationsnall who mad it in...hope to see you in the mix.
. Does anyone know how they're picking people to send acceptance letters to? I read on last year's thread, one person say they're sending out to the top 20% first?
I didn't hear anything about it. I didn't even know Dr. Eugere was retiring. Dr. Guilford looks like he could retire.
This is the key at TSU...not so much about the stats, just impress them in the interview so much so that you walk out of the room and they remember your three names when you turn your deposit in....if you did, wait for the letter, its coming. GPA 3.50, Tech 2 yrs, Volunteer 1 week(actually about three days), Pre-Health..not interested ever, never did. PCAT..it smothered me 60.., THE INTERVIEW 03/24..I made Dr. Milton really really happy...answered all her question in 5-10 min stints, explained my PCAT scores, argued out the criterion for percentiles vs student pound for pound intellectual capabilities( a single score isnt cumulative enaf to suggest that one student is dramatically better than another! it worked miracles!) A 60 percentile can beat a 90 percentile in pharm school courses..can be vice versa but I made them believe...anyway...thats all gone..meet me in RX school.I think that's for their 2010 applicants, not us. I mean I took all the required classes for their updated pre-req's, or will be done by the end of this spring. Mind if I ask your stats? I'm still playing the waiting game
Amazin stats. I think youll get in., cause I don see why not. How was the interview...any tough questions? The tougher it was, the highr the chances of your entry. With that PCAT..you should be good unless you spat on their faces at adcom.
Not so much. Some new electives being introduced but the core is the same.
The questions were pretty okay I guess. Why not doctor instead of pharmacy? Why should we pick you? What is your greatest weakness? Other questions but I forgot, definitely tougher than the general questions. I thought mine was a lot tougher than my friend's who interview 2 weeks earlier. They asked him pretty generic questions, while being very specific to mine.
It is not out yet . Dont bother yourself to find it . If you want to get a head start, study biochem and biostat.does anybody have the new entry pharm d curriculum that will begin for the graduating class of 2013? a link or anything would greatly be appreciated
microbiology will be a pre-req starting for the 2010 folks. So that's why it's not going to be in the pharmacy curriculum anymore. But you will still have to take it during your professional year if you haven't. I would take it in the summer if you have the chance.
I don't know anything about micro but in order to be safe go and ask Mrs. Davis . Then let us know what happend.
If it is a prereq for 2010 why anybody accepted 2009 should take it? I don't understand you. I dont think he has to take it anymore if it is not in curriculum and he already got into school.
2009 people will still have to take it if they haven't during their professional year. I'm just saying if you take it now, then you don't have to take it during your spring of P1, if I'm not mistaken. 1 less class you have to worry about. Microbiology is required period, it just will be moved into pre-req next year instead of the professional year. If you haven't taken microbiology, you will have to during your p1 year. Anyways, best bet is to go ask Mrs. Davis.
Nice! But the curiculum is going to change starting fall 2009. These studd that you see on the online bookstore, may change. Calculation is still therer for first semester. But I am not sure about the rest. I am just going to get head start by going online and study biochem and may be biostatistic. Good luck.
If you applying for 2010 take it with HCC. It is cheaper ( but not easier ) . If you accepted this year, you do not have to take it. Good luck.calculus and statistics is also added to the pre pharm curriculum for ppl applying for fall of 2010. so i have to take those classes too? i really dont want to ask mrs davis because i know she will just say "yes, you have to take it!" even though i might not have to. each class is like 500 dollars
