No, if it looks pink to you now, I wouldn't expect it to turn "bright white", even after you've had it awhile and gotten used to the tint, especially if you compare it to another iPad or iPhone screen, I kept my 3rd unit with a pinkish display because it was a uniform, clean screen. While it looks okay with indoor lighting, it is definitely pink when used in natural light or in the car. I also have to turn brightness up to >70% to get a bright white screen indoors and this causes my unit to run very warm if not hot. I decided to accept it as is rather than continue playing the lottery for a "perfect" screen but it still irks me when I use it outside or in the car and it is noticeably pink. You need to decide whether or not you want to live with the screen as it looks to you today. If the tint really bothers you, you can return and try again but, again, that will be a lottery and you could end up with worse.
You must return it within 14 days because Apple considers the various tints "within spec" and will likely be reluctant to exchange for you after the official return window closes.
