during my second year of undergrad during covid, i took my online exams with other students. the professor saw we used the same ip address and reported. because there were three exams in the course, i was suspended for the next semester. i transferred to a different university and received a pharmd degree because i thought my med school dream was over. now working in clinical pharmacy i still love medicine and feel called towards it. he infraction was december 2020, so 6 years have past. i am wondering if it is even worth it to try and pursue medical school, or do i have the kiss of death having to report that
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6 years is a long enough time for penance. You will however have to make a good case for why you were running two medicine, as opposed to not running away from pharmacy.
thank you. i would love advice on how to present that. for me it is scope of practice and becoming an expert in the field, knowing that i am making the most evidence based and appropriate decision for each specific patient and it will be accepted. i love pharmacy and I am thankful for my knowledge, but i don't know the best way to say i want to leave the career without seeming like I am running away
While we have a testimonial about transitioning from pharmacy to medicine, you must make your own arguments. Pharmacists are experts in their field, and pharmacy seems to be touting itself as having a better ROI recently (YMMV).
