After the interview
After the interviews, we calculate each applicants Admission Score.
The Admission Score is calculated as follows:
The Academic Score represents 65% of the Admission Score
The Interview Score represents 35% of the Admission Score
The Admission Score for each interviewed applicant is calculated based on the above formula and then students are ranked from highest to lowest.
The top 40 are offered admission with a minimum of 75% of the seats going to applicants that are bona fide residents of the province of Newfoundland and Labrador.
Usually, offers of admission are made in early to mid June.
Below is a chart that offers some guidance on what happens next - depending on whether you've been offered admission or not.
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- Applicants have 14 days from the date of the offer letter to either accept or decline the offer of admission. If no acknowledgment is received by the 14th day, the offer of admission will be rescinded.
- The offer of admission will also include an acceptance form which must be signed and returned with a $100 deposit (cheque or money order payable to the MUN School of Pharmacy or by credit card - Visa or Mastercard). This deposit is non-refundable and will be credited towards tuition fees.
- After your acceptance form and deposit are received you will receive a "Welcome Package" which includes information about regsitration, timetables, orientation, etc.
- Several applicants are placed on the wait list in case someone declines our offer of admission. If you are on a waitlist, you will be notified.
- Generally, the whole admission process is completed by early Ju,y. Once all seats are filled, those on the waitlist will be notifed and encouraged to re-apply.
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- If you are interested in re-applying, it is recommended that you take courses that meet the requirements of not only a pharmacy degree but another degree as well so you have a couple of academic options.
- If you want to re-apply, make sure to keep your marks up.
- Applications for admission in September 2014 will be available in early November 2014.
- However, if you're a MUN student thinking of changing your degree program or are unsure of what to do next, below are two contacts you should use to help develop a plan:
- The Academic Advising Centre can help you discover your educational options at Memorial. Go and talk with an Academic Advisor one-on-one to discuss your degree/program interests and/or course selection in order to figure out how to make your educational path work for you. Contact Penny-Lynn White, Student Retention Adviser/Coordinator, at: msrp@mun.ca
- The Centre for Career Development can help guide you in your career exploration process. Go and talk with a Career Adviser one-on-one to discuss your career interests and options. To schedule an appointment contact Paula Strickland, Manager at: pstrickl@mun.ca.
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