<p>Read again what you wrote and reflect:</p>
<p>“UCSF has training opportunities in areas such as pharmacy for undergrads but no actual undergrad degree programs.”</p>
<p>You said is there is no undergrad pharma program from UCSF, [implying there is only graduate program for pharma at UCSF]. </p>
<p>I said there is a pharma program that an undergrad can attend for pharma at UCSF (no intent to lie here). </p>
<p>If the original poster had listen to you and he/she did not consider UCSF (until graduate school) for his/her post high school career aspiration, and missed out on a great potential educational opportunity. </p>
<p>Would you feel good about that or you just don’t care?</p>
<p>I am here to try to help people in my modest way, not to prove I am right; your motive looks entirely different from mine.</p>
<p>Finally your nuance of logic about attending as an undergrad or not at UCSF is WAY too subtle for a high school grad. So don’t indulge in showing off your “nuanced information” to kids and confuse them. Stick with Phd candidates.</p>
<p>High school graduates are smart, but they lack the experience to read into all the subtleties.</p>