Because it's a good school, and it's in San Francisco. It's one of my favorite cities,

so it's a great place to be at.

I loved everyone I met here.

I love the supportive community here, it's a very positive environment.

There's a good balance of hardcore studying, but there's plenty of time to go out and play

as well.

Because it has a really great clinical program.

Because it rocks. It's the number one school in the universe.

I really love the people. Since day one I felt really welcomed, and just everyone just

drives each other to be the best they can be here.

A lot of our faculty are the originators of the information that we learn; they're the

ones who have discovered it. So it's kind of cool to learn from the faculty members

that wrote the books about it.

I connected with the faculty, I connected with the research opportunities, and it had

the most flexibility.

It's so innovative and cutting-edge, and really it's where pharmacy is headed.

My classmates are really awesome.

The dynamic classmates - you have classmates from all walks of life, so you get a chance

to get together and create some amazing projects.

I really like the other students, and I like all the organizations that I can be part of.

Why not, it's the number one school in the country, and it's in one of the coolest cities

in the country. So it was very easy for me to say yes.

Well-rounded.

Exceptional.

Friendly.

And relaxed.

Best hyphen ever.

Sincere.

Awesome.

Dedicated.

Very fun.

Fun.

Very diverse. I'm sure you're going to hear that everywhere, diverse.

Diverse.

They really are diverse here, and they've come from all walks of life, and have so much

to bring to the table.

They're just amazing.

Balancing being a real person and being a student.

Having to spend the vast majority of every day in a room with 120 people in the same

room.

Really?

There's a lot of material, it's not necessarily difficult, it's that it's a great amount of

material to learn.

There's so many things to do here that you just want to do everything.

There's just so much in your brain it's hard to keep it all straight.

I think the workload has been the most challenging, trying to stay on top of the schoolwork, and

an internship, and be involved at the same time.

Well, it really is wherever I find sun.

I spend a lot of time in class on campus.

At the gym.

I would have to say the library.

Definitely the library.

The library has amazing views, so if I ever just kind of feel down or feeling the weight

of school, I just take a look outside and it's a good stress reliever.

They have the nice cubicles, and I have a friend there, I can focus in my cubicle.

The IRC. You can't go wrong with 50 computers.

I also study in the computer lab, but then it's so warm in there I fall asleep sometimes.

The school mascot might be a cloud, I'm not sure.

A bear? A golden bear?

A bear.

UCSF has a mascot?

There isn't one.

Mortar and pestle, I don't know.

A bank of fog.

What? We officially had a bear as a mascot and it was on the website forever, but then

supposedly we were voting on fog, and bacteria, and things. And I don't know what, if anything,

was ever picked.

It's either like Morty the pestle, or Frank the fog.

I don't know.

I think we should have like a talking pill, that's like got eyes and hands, and would

kind of like run around and could be called like "Dispense," or something like that.

It had to be animal, because you can't run around with a sports team with a pill on you

back.

It's the book. A really big book. We don't really have a mascot, but I think it should

be a book.

Talk to someone; talk to UCSF student pharmacists. Talk to a UCSF pharmacist. Talk about clinical

pharmacy; talk about how it's different. Experience UCSF yourself.

UCSF is fantastic. Come here if you can and you'll enjoy it, you won't regret it.

And you should also check out the UCSF website, it helped me a lot. I learned about the mission

statement, and I learned about the history of UCSF, and what other research projects

they have going on right now.

Yes, I like being a pharmacist student. I really like being a pharmacist student.

Definitely love. Definitely love UCSF.

I love the School of Pharmacy. I heart the School of Pharmacy.

I do, I love it very, very much. It's my favorite.

What? What do you want me to say?

I just have to avoid the permanent smile. I end up answering everything like this.

I'm Regina. I was - Aww dang it. All right, well, what is it again? I'm Regina. I'm a

first year student pharmacist, ok.

I like - oh, wait, sorry. I'm super giggly. I'm sorry, okay.

So I'm going to try to sit here, get comfortable with the situation. Okay.

All right, stop saying um.

It didn't sound genuine, did it?

What, pharmacist? I'm like, what?

I did do the Running Man.

Was that bad?

It was pretty bad.

Really? Like horrendously bad? I'll take pretty bad, but horrendously bad, nah.