If anyone goes to UF pharm how do you like specifically how UF does a flipped classroom? I know done right it can be really beneficial but in my undergrad organic chem class my professor used videos from covid in 2024 and didn’t even know what was in the content half the time once we showed up to class. She’d give us a worksheet on something not covered in the video and go oh well. Just hoping that UF is more useful with flipped
I just got a University of Florida interview and am super excited since that’s one of my tops but I was wondering if anyone knew the types of questions they ask?
I just submitted my application but I’m so nervous about interviewing. I’m trying my best to prepare but what if I choke??
I want to go to Florida for my grad school but have no clue what housing is good or not. Right now in my urban college town I’m in a 4bed/4.5bath townhome for around 780 a month including utilities and it’s pretty nice. I know I probably can’t find similar like that for the price but is there anywhere in Gainesville that’s good for a pharmacy student that is reliable and doenst have issues (maintenance or bugs or mold and issues like that) and def need my own bedroom but own bathroom could be a perk (preferably like under 800 with utilities but could probably go to 1000). Can I get a couple decent recs please🙏🏼