Campbell University College of Pharmacy and Health Services

Negatively ☹️

8 out of 10

The interview started really bad. In driving down from Raleigh-Durham, the drive was long. There was hardly any signs for the school, and the school was in the middle of nowhere. It was really hard to find the pharmacy school, because it was on one end of the campus, and there was no student that really knew where it was. When we got to the pharmacy school, the people were not really nice. They somewhat talked down to you. You were given the names of your interviewers and then made to go to the auditorium to sit until the interviews started. The informational session started late and when it did start, there was not much that was impressive. Also, we had to write an essay on how important the health care system was, and how pharmacists and clinicians worked together. Obviously this is an easy question for anybody who has had an experience in the health care field. After that, you had to wait forever and a day to get an interview. They of course made people wait by how far they were from the school. There were many people from different states there. When I got into the interview, the interviewers talked down to you, and seemed they did not really care what you had to say. They kept interrupting you and kept looking away from you when they were interviewing. Aren't interviewers supposed to sound enthused? Because these interviewers did not. Sometimes it seemed like talking to a brick walls. I was not impressed at all, and then after the interview you could leave. At other pharmacy schools there was at least snacks or food or something, but at this one there was not. For a private school, it was quite disappointing.

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the students

everything: small school/small town/not good facilities

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