Please Chance me for University of the Pacific?

Chance Me / Match Me!
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<p>I am going up to be a senior! However, before I apply, I would really like to know whether or not I am eligible for UOP's Pre-Pharmacy Program (5 year and 6 year)</p>

<p>Do you think I will get in if I apply? Here are my stats:
GPA:
For 10-12(Not yet in 12th grade)
4.38 Weighted, 3.63 Unweighted.</p>

<p>Total GPA
4.22 Weighted, 3.73 Unweighted.</p>

<p>Academic GPA
4.25 Weighted, 3.70 Unweighted. </p>

<p>SAT(Superscore):
CR: 680
M: 710
W: 700
Total: 2090</p>

<p>EC/ Extra stuff:
President of Animal Welfare Club Pause for Paws
Active member of Pause for Paws for 3 years
Member of Key Club
Played First flute at Grace Church Youth Orchestra for 4 years and performed 7 times
Community service for a school teacher (Approximately 35~40 hours)
Community service at the Orange County's best St. Jude Medical Center (~90 hours)
Community service at animal shelter (~30 hours)
Community service at Children's Museum (~5 hours)
Rescued 3 Stray cats
Played the Flute for 9 years
Played the Piano for ~11 years
Dance Studio for 1 year
Part of School Orchestra for 2 years</p>

<p>Probable Recommendation letters:
- St. Jude Medical Center volunteer adviser
- AP Language Composition teacher
- AP Chemistry teacher</p>

<p>Other stuff :
Cousin works for FDA, Graduated Pacific and USC For Pharmacy.</p>

<p>Classes Sophomore year (Weighted GPA = 4.2 and 4.4)
- Honors Chemistry
- Honors English 2
- Honors Algebra 2
- Dance (PE Credit)
- French 2
- AP Psychology
Classes Junior year(Weighted GPA = 4.5 and 4.5)
- French 3
- AP Computer Science
- AP US History
- AP Chemistry
- AP Language Composition
- AP Calculus AB</p>

<p>Future classes for Senior year
- AP French
- AP Gov (1 sem only, the other semester will be a free period)
- AP Biology
- AP Literature
- Human Anatomy
- AP Statistics</p>

<p>AP Exam Results so far:
10th grade:
- AP Psychology : 4</p>

<p>SAT II's yet to be taken
probably Math IIC, Chemistry and French</p>

<p>I would love to attend the 5 year program, but the 6 year program is okay too! Actually, If I just get in, I would be the happiest camper in the world! </p>

<p>Do you think I will get in? I really want to get into this school!!</p>

<p>Other schools I want to go to:
-Any other schools with 6 year pharmacy programs</p>

<p>Please chance me for UOP...
Thank you very very much!</p>

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<p>Helloooo? :frowning: Please answer me?</p>

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<p>Pretty good GPA and SAT. UOP is a definite match, but I also think you can get into slightly better schools with your scores and ECs!</p>

<p>I mean, do you REALLY want to live in Stockton?</p>

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<p>Zelda you have no clue what Uni. of the Pacific is like, nor have you experienced it here. The school is a utopia shield against the outside world so there are no problems besides the over hyped media claims.Btw, I chanced you in the previous post so please refer to that if you want more information about me chancing you seung. Have a good day…</p>

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<p>I’d say that you have a great chance. You seem to have a lot of involvement and great stats</p>

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<p>oh dude you’re more than in. that school is cracked if they don’t offer you a major scholarship. and i agree with zelda fitzgerald… you can get into somewhere way more competitive and uh have you even been to stockton…</p>

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<p>Um, let’s see…I grew up in Northern California, I have family that lives in Stockton and I had SEVERAL friends who went to (and promptly transferred out of) UoP. So, yeah. I DO know UoP and I sure as hell know Stockton! Nice try! </p>

<p>Also, your second sentence is wacky. Not only is it poorly constructed, but you also highlight the fact that UoP is in the middle of nowhere, shutoff from the outside world AND in one of the most DANGEROUS cities in America! (Actually, I think it was just ranked the most dangerous city this past year!)</p>

<p>OP should look into some of the other 5/6 year Pharm programs at slightly better schools, or should consider getting a pre-pharm degree at a mid-tier school. They have a pretty good application that would probably earn them admission at more desirable universities for the sciences.</p>