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| Average | Pharmacy is a great career choice if you are willing to work hard, and have an interest in the sciences. It's not an easy curriculum, but it has it's rewards. Professionally, Pharmacy is challenging with regards to the medical information you have to learn and keep current in. Patients & medical professionals rely on you for your expertise. Personally, you will always have a job that affords you a comfortable life. It's worth 6 years of hard work. | Starting Job: Hospital Pharmacist, Preparedness: A+, Reputation: A |  | |
| | Oct 07 2008 | Alumna Female --
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| Average | The program is rigorous, but has it's rewards. On the professional side, it is challenging to continue learning. Patients & medical professionals rely on the Pharmacist for drug information. There is satisfaction in this. On the personal side, Pharmacy provides a stable & comfortable living. Six years of hard work can provide you with a lifetime of security. High school students should focus on Math & Science courses and try to intern/shadow a Pharmacist in the hospital or retail setting to see just what they do. | Preparedness: A+, Reputation: A |  | |
| | Oct 07 2008 | Alumna Female --
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| Average | You're right, ACP, is NOT a real college. It is a Professional school leading you to a Professional degree. Where else can an 18 year old untrained, unskilled high school senior enter an intensive curriculum and exit 6 years later as a Doctor of Pharmacy; a medical Professional; authority & master of the subject, commanding respect from peers and compensation in the real world? As an ACP graduate, I am called upon by doctors,nurses, schools, colleges and patients to provide drug information & care. I make hundreds of decisions on a daily basis that can affect patient care. Did I party at ACP and waste time? Some, but not much. I made sacrifices and am satsfied with those I made. The rewards of a satisfying career in a respected Profession has served me well, for many years. There has been no economic downturn for me. I am proud to be a Pharmacist, and ACP graduate. Receiving an intensive ACP education prepares you for the demands of the career. The "spoon-feeding" of high school education does not exist at ACP. You are there to learn, absorb, grow, mature. If you can't hack it, then a move to a "real" college is probably best. Don't apply to ACP if you've been rejected from other schools, rather enter with a desire to learn, dedication to the subject, a determination to be the best you can be in an ever-changing & dynamic profession, motivated to tackle the subject matter head-on. I NEVER get tired of all there is to learn! In this world you get what you pay for - you cannot become a Professional at just any college. There lies the difference. | Education Quality: A+, Collaboration/Competitive: B |  | | |
| | Oct 05 2008 | 5th Year Female --
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| Bright | I have had to work hard to obtain decent grades at ACP. Grades are not usually curved and there are very few easy courses. If you want a small school where all students in a specific year of study are taking the exact same courses then this place is for you. Many students study together, especially in year 1 & 2. You will have to look for activities to do, as there are only a few sports teams to support or clubs to join. I have found that I really don't have a lot of free time anyway. If you want to focus on your future career of pharmacy and get a good education at a small school, then ACP will be for you. Find a group of friends similar to yourself and you will be able to party all you want. If you are looking for a big social scene with many activities, then don't come here. It has been a good fit for me. | Perceived Campus Safety: A+, Innovation: C |  | | |
| | Jan 31 2005 | 2nd Year Female --
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