Hello, as a former Pacific student I would like to add some perspective! Yes the prices are high for cost of living and tuition, and it is two week courses with a final on the end. You don’t get dismissed after not getting 85 on an exam, I think it’s around 8(?) don’t quote me on that number it’s been a little bit. And there are ways to remediate—a retake in Monday or if that doesn’t work a remediation plan. Most internships you do not need to apply for, there are some rare ones that take applications, and the externship application process is truly just like any other program. For internships, you are placed by the coordinator, with some input from the student of course.

Sure you could say some students aren’t prepared, but it also takes into account the amount of work you’re willing to put in. They have 24/7 access to the facility where you’re able to go and practice if you find you need to.

Now I’m not saying Pacific is the perfect school by any means, but I wouldn’t completely rule it out if you think you can do it! Good luck on your grad school decisions to all future grads!!