Crime: Detailed Stats >
| Response | # Responders |
|---|---|
| Positively | 21 |
| Negatively | 1 |
| No change | 1 |
| Response Avg | # Responders |
|---|---|
| 2.68 | 22 |
| Response Avg | # Responders |
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| 7.71 | 21 |
"I had difficulty submitting my deposit. It was pretty stressful and no one contacted us to let us know it was because of their website being updated/ under-maintenance so when I called I was being transferred from one person to another and no one knew how to help."
"Provide a building / mini campus tour as part of the scheduled interview process"
"What have you done thus far to show your commitment/qualifications to pharmacy?"
"Why our school?"
"Why Pharmacy"
"How do you deal with stress?"
"Why pharmacy?"
"Explain a difficult situation that you experienced in which you overcame adversity How did you overcome it?"
"Is there anything else you want us to know?"
"do you think pharmacists get paid too much? "
"Just General Questions"
"Explain your patient interaction while working in a pharmacy."
"They asked why I had chosen my major. "
"Gist of the essay: As much as we strive for perfection, it is impossible to be an expert at everything. Describe an aspect of your life that you are still trying to master."
"Don't remember, ethical one."
"Why did you choose pharmacy?"
"Tell us about yourself."
"If you were an independent pharmacy owner and you had the option of: A: upgrading insurance billing software B: upgrading drug interaction software C: upgrading business management software Which one would you upgrade and why? (this was the ethical question, how easy of course patient care is #1) I heard that they asked a ethical quesiton about the terry schivaio case. There is also the posbility of the the flu shot question "If you have one flu shot and either and 87 year old man gets it or a 2 year old boy gets it, Who do you give it to and why?" I'm glad that I didn't get that one. "
"Do you have any experience working in a pharmacy?"
"Tell me about yourself. "
"They were all pretty general/ basics that are mentioned all over SDN"
"What kind of role do you think social media (facebook, twitter) should have in education? Does it have a positive or negative effect?"
"what hobbies do you have?"
"What are some things that scare you in a pharmacy?"
"What is one of the negative aspects facing pharmacy or something similar."
"I was asked a question about physician-assisted suicide (legal in Oregon). I believe the wording was something like "If you were given a prescription to fill a lethal dose of morphine to a patient, what would you do?""
"Mostly asked to talk openly about my interest in pharmacy. Not to many questions to lead me one way or the other."
"They asked me 2 ethical questions about active euthanasia and emergency contraception."
"You had to chose A,B or C. It was an easy question but out of place to the whole interview."
"Well the last questions in the inteview, they said this is the toughest questions were going to ask, and that was "do you have any question for us?" I said of course and they were really suprised as if nobody had any before me."
"The second question. It was simple. It went like this, choose the best answer A,B, or C. What kind of question is that. NO real thought process, or investigation of the candidate. "
"Can't Remember, it was an ethical question."
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| Response Avg | # Responders |
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| 2.00 | 1 |
"There is pre-work given before classes."
"WSU pharm students were misled about the testing model/curriculum. The school withheld information and PURPOSELY did not inform any of its incoming and current students about the new testing model. Everyone found out on the first day of class, which is unethical. The website is misleading and states “competency thresholds will be no less than 70%.” However, the competency for all the classes are 80%, not 70%, which you will find out on the first day of class. Meaning, you must pass all your cumulative (final) exams and overall course grade with an 80%."
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