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[ferifoori]

It is true that if I graduate with a Pharm D. degree in Texas for example Texas Tech university (which does not require a bachelor degree) I would have a hard time finding a job in California (which most of the universities require a bachleor for Pharm D. program)?

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[Glycerin]

It is true that if I graduate with a Pharm D. degree in Texas for example Texas Tech university (which does not require a bachelor degree) I would have a hard time finding a job in California (which most of the universities require a bachleor for Pharm D. program)?

No. You just have to have your pharmacy degree, pass the NAPLEX, and pass the CA state law exam.

 

[PumpkinSmasher]

It is true that if I graduate with a Pharm D. degree in Texas for example Texas Tech university (which does not require a bachelor degree) I would have a hard time finding a job in California (which most of the universities require a bachleor for Pharm D. program)?

They don't care if you passed grade school or high school either if you have a doctorate and have passed the NAPLEX