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Hey guys, gals & residency directors,
In your opinion, how long is too long to be out of school before reapplying for residency? Is there some cut-off point at which your application is no longer taken seriously because you're too far out of school? I have been inpatient staff since graduation (not retail), if that makes any difference.
Also wondering if you think there is any age bias in pharmacy residencies? I was a bit older when I went to pharmacy school, and I sort of felt like residency directors more preferred the fresh-faced twenty-something (but that could have just been all in my head). Thanks for any advice & opinions!
In your opinion, how long is too long to be out of school before reapplying for residency? Is there some cut-off point at which your application is no longer taken seriously because you're too far out of school? I have been inpatient staff since graduation (not retail), if that makes any difference.
Also wondering if you think there is any age bias in pharmacy residencies? I was a bit older when I went to pharmacy school, and I sort of felt like residency directors more preferred the fresh-faced twenty-something (but that could have just been all in my head). Thanks for any advice & opinions!