i was wondering which schools have 0-6 yr pharmD program?
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I know there are a total of 134 0-6 Pharmacy schools in the US alone i go to St Johns University in Queens which is 0-6 I applied to 10 school that were all 0-6 it just depends on which state your looking to go to .... If my memory serves me correct Rutgers( NJ) Albany college of Pharm (NY) MCPHS (MA) Long Isand University (NJ) Buffalo University (NY) there are a bunch more... if you let me know which state(s) your looking in to i can let you know all of them i have a list that my High School guidance councelor gave me ... Good luck though....... And i would definity reccomend a 0-6 school
Drake in Des Moines, IA. That's where I go.
I would like to know if there are any such programs in the Southeast US. Do 0-6 year programs mean that they require little college before applying to the program? I have an associate's degree, so would I still be able to apply to these types of programs?
this link lists them all:
http://www.aacp.org/site/tertiary.asp?TRACKID=&VID=2&CID=29&DID=8565#0-6_Programs
http://www.aacp.org/site/tertiary.asp?TRACKID=&VID=2&CID=29&DID=8565#0-6_Programs
The "0" means one is just fresh out of high school. If accepted, one starts as a 1st year, or freshman.
An assoc. degree may be equal to the 1st or 2nd year, pre-requisites, of the pharmacy school of choice if transferring, meaning you can either start as the 2nd or 3rd year undergrad. depending on the prospective school's curriculum requirements. So contact the school's admission office for more details.
I think there are more like twelve 0-6 programs in the US...
