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6 out of 10
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30 minutes
At a regional location
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One-on-one
Closed file
"Why do you want to become a pharmacist?" Report Response | I was asked this question too
"What do you do on your free time?" Report Response | I was asked this question too
"The first semester course load entering pharmacy school is 22 hours. What are your study habits?" Report Response | I was asked this question too
"50 years from now, what do you want people to say about you?" Report Response | I was asked this question too
"If one of your classmates who was a friend of yours was cheating, what would you do about it?" Report Response | I was asked this question too
"SDN and read over essay." Report Response
"Friendly people, knowledgeable staff, location is bland but big enough and cheap as well." Report Response
"LONG interview process and I mean LONG. An eight hour process that should really only be four hours because most of the time spent was just information about the school and pharmacy." Report Response
"The people interviewing you do not know your application. Get a good night's sleep as well." Report Response
"Be prepared for a LONG interview process. Right as you walk in, you'll head to an office that has your name tag and a folder with some scratch paper, a schedule, and other information concerning about housing, computer specs, and an apartment listing. You'll be herded into a room for an orientation about the school. After that, you'll take a California Logic Test which seems absolutely pointless. After that, you'll be writing an essay concerning a situation on health care. Both of these by the way, you will not get the results. Mine concerned about forming a committee on distributing liver for liver transplant patients. It asked who should be on the committee, why and the process on forming the criteria on deciding who gets the liver. Then, you have a lunch break for about an hour, then you will follow the schedule on your paper that came with the folder. After you get a tour of the school, a computer seminar (you must have a labtop before entering this school), and the interview, you will break into groups to do a group dilemna problem. Later, two faculty members will walk in and the group (which consists of eight people) will describe the problem, discuss a solution to the problem and why and give two other solutions and why you did not choose those. They later ask you questions. After that, you'll have a Q&A session. Overall, it is a long process that should have been shorter. Be aware that they only take 88 each year and approximately 50-60 chosen are from the early admission process. In fall 2007, they wiil be opening up another campus that will take in an additional 40." Report Response
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7 out of 10
In state
2-3 hours
Automobile
< $100
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