u/Sea-Calligrapher149

For clinical pharmacists: this pertains to more pharmacy residency programs in BC. I graduated pharmacy school a few years ago. I had applied then but was rejected. Graduated, and in the meantime, I've worked retail, specialty independent, online, done some faciliting at the pharmacy school, and about to finish my masters.

I haven't published/directed the studies project, which I know they ask about in the application. My GPA from my masters and pharma is all right (high 80s). I'm curious if theres any clinical pharmacists on this reddit thread: how difficult the application process would be for someone like me, whose going back and applying with new grads/people who have ECs and projects, etc? Especially given that seats have been cut in half, at least for LMPS. TIA!

And yes, I've applied multiple times over the past few years without residency with zero callback.

This pertains more so to Canadian pharmacy residency programs. I graduated pharmacy school about 7 years ago. I had applied then but was rejected. Graduated, and in the meantime, I've worked retail, specialty independent, virtual, done some faciliting at the pharmacy school, and about to finish my masters in health administration (my masters capstone project involved a provincial transplant agency).

I haven't published/directed studies project, which I know they ask about in the application. My GPA from my masters and pharma is all right (high 80s). I'm curious about how difficult the application process would be for someone like me, goes going back and applying with new grads/people who have ECs and projects, etc?

I have a workshop on the 26th between 3 to 6, downtown - which also happens to be a match between Belgium and New Zealand at 8. Typically, I'll park at Bridgeport around 1/1:30ish and then take the Canada Line into Vancouver. How packed would the park and ride be? Will people be going downtown that early? Or more so later on in the day? TIA!

I have a workshop on the 26th between 3 to 6, downtown - which also happens to be a match between Belgium and New Zealand at 8. Typically, I'll park at Bridgeport and then take the Canada Line into Vancouver. How packed would the park and ride be? Will people be going to downtown that early? Or more so later on in the day?