University at Buffalo
From there, you'd think that I'd be long into the wonderful world of Pharmacy by now. But you'd be wrong.
To make a long story short, that Summer, after a lot of thinking and a period of very difficult decision making, I decided that I didn't want to be a Pharmacy major anymore. I was going into it for the wrong reasons, and really had no idea whether or not I'd be happy doing it to begin with.
And now, I'm a Senior at the University and even though I'm not in the School of Pharmacy, I love being here. This place has so much more to offer than just the pharmacy degree. A beautiful campus, wonderful people, and quite the education ;)
There! I hope you have enjoyed that little plug for UB. Now, how about a little bit more about me? After all, you didn't come here to learn about UB. You're here finding out about ME! Smart choice by the way :)
You might be asking yourself, 'where does a person go after abandoning acceptance into the pharmacy program?' That's a good question. Well, now I'm attempting a double major. I'm working toward a B.S. in Psychology as well as a B.S. in Biochemical Pharmacology. (Which is actually a degree program of the undergraduate Medical School.) And this semester, I'm really happy with how things are going. The classes are much more interesting, and even -- dare I say it? -- enjoyable. And I feel a lot less stressed, except around test time. Academically, things are going much better for me. And that is ALWAYS a good thing.
NEW: Recently, I received word that I was re-accepted into the Pharmacy Practice Program here at U.B. So after graduating in May of 2002, I will be back at UB starting Fall 2002, for four years of Pharmacy School.
