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I am premed, but every day, I realize more and more that maybe medicine is not for me. I am not social or outgoing. I dont like dealing with people, and I dont like excitement. but i like science. so i am thinking of doing pharmacy.
the thing that makes medicine so attractive is the security, I would be guaranteed a job as soon as I graduate. but then again, it doesnt fit my personality. and it's not liek i'm 22, I'm 27 and i dont want to be in school until 36.
I was thinking of optometry, but my research indicates that it is a declining profession and very hard to find a niche. insurance payments are low, people argue about $10 copays, walmart is taking over, people buy their glasses online for $6, oversupply, etc.
does pharmacy have the same problem? meaning a concern for less demand, oversupply, etc? I have heard there is a concern that the laws may change and pharamcists may no longer be required to be present at a pharmacy. is this true?
finally, is there a booklet that shows the pre-reqs for every pharmacy school? Or I have to go to every school's website, one by one?
I am premed, but every day, I realize more and more that maybe medicine is not for me. I am not social or outgoing. I dont like dealing with people, and I dont like excitement. but i like science. so i am thinking of doing pharmacy.
the thing that makes medicine so attractive is the security, I would be guaranteed a job as soon as I graduate. but then again, it doesnt fit my personality. and it's not liek i'm 22, I'm 27 and i dont want to be in school until 36.
I was thinking of optometry, but my research indicates that it is a declining profession and very hard to find a niche. insurance payments are low, people argue about $10 copays, walmart is taking over, people buy their glasses online for $6, oversupply, etc.
does pharmacy have the same problem? meaning a concern for less demand, oversupply, etc? I have heard there is a concern that the laws may change and pharamcists may no longer be required to be present at a pharmacy. is this true?
finally, is there a booklet that shows the pre-reqs for every pharmacy school? Or I have to go to every school's website, one by one?
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