You are correct about 0-6. 2+4 is just what "regular" programs that don't require bachelors' degrees are called. You take 2 years of prepharm, apply to the professional phase, interview, PCAT, etc...
2+4 program is where you go to an undergraduate institution and complete the prepharmacy requirements. However it may take you more than 2 years. Then you would go to pharmacy school for another 4 years.
Still... What's the difference? That in 0-6 you stay in the same school and 2+4 you complete pharm school at a different university some time after you've completed your pre-req's?
Still... What's the difference? That in 0-6 you stay in the same school and 2+4 you complete pharm school at a different university some time after you've completed your pre-req's?
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