The Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences

Date: Feb 02 2004
Major: Pharmacy (This Major's Salary over time)
Here are the information about gaining admission to ACP and all the things that ACP doesn’t want you to know.

1. I think it’s very appropriate to say that ACP is pursuing a hardcore “liberal arts” curriculum. However, there is not much liberal about this curriculum. There are around 10 elective courses and small range of consortium courses that you can take. Professors are mostly snobby bunch who barely got their Ph.Ds in their Joe’s backyard school. Some professors constantly brag about their great Ph.D degrees. What a shame!!!! I don’t know why ACP even granted professorships to these idiots. I made a BIG mistake coming here, because I thought this school strictly emphasized on science and math courses. You’ll make a biggest mistake of your life coming here if you thought this school is preparing students for strictly science oriented curriculum. However, you'll definitely succeed here if you're type of person who loves social science classes.

2. Admission committees do a terrible job of making sure that student body is diverse and interesting. Enrolled students are generally bunch of freaks, who came to ACP for booze and party.

3. I want to emphasize that admission committees are not biased in any way on accepting applicants based on ethnicity. That’s why there is a 99% of Caucasian and 1% of Black and Asian American in our ACP community. Ok, you won’t be disappointed if you were one of those geeks in high school that never got laid. Don’t worry, there is a lot of dumb blondes here who will be assisting your sex education. Well, you came to the right place if you want great parties.

4. Admission committees don’t care if you’re from grade-inflated public school as long as you maintain an amazing high school GPA of only 3.4

5. Admission committees are very irrational with their minds. (I’m assuming that they didn’t take calculus or physics course) They do a terrific job of selecting mostly academically challenged applicants, which ACP drop out rate is whopping 15 to 20%.