pharmacy school options

[evotek]

hi all
So this is my problem.I recently migrated to the US. I have a associate degree in pharmacy and have over 7 yrs experience working in 2 different countries. I am currently working as tech in US. So what are my options for pharmacy school. I live new york so I am looking at schools there.
1- do pre requisites courses and apply to pharmacy school?
2- do a bachelor degree and then apply
3- is there any pharmacy school that i can go in straight into?

please advise. all help will be much appreciated. thanks in advance

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[oldstock]

hi all
So this is my problem.I recently migrated to the US. I have a associate degree in pharmacy and have over 7 yrs experience working in 2 different countries. I am currently working as tech in US. So what are my options for pharmacy school. I live new york so I am looking at schools there.
1- do pre requisites courses and apply to pharmacy school?
2- do a bachelor degree and then apply
3- is there any pharmacy school that i can go in straight into?

please advise. all help will be much appreciated. thanks in advance

#1 & #2 are you sure options (maybe your only ones). For #3, call schools around and see what they say.

 

[evotek]

do i have a shot at st john university ?

 

[evotek]

where it is recommended that undergraduate degree be completed? Can i do it at community college since it will be cheaper or at a university?
thanks in advance

 

[pharmnrp804]

Your bachelor's degree should be completed at a university. The classes will be considered a higher caliber, and will be looked upon more favorably. As long as you do well in your time in undergrad, you should have a good shot at most pharmacy schools.