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I am a soon-to-be senior. Since the beginning of my junior year, i have been taking dual enrollment courses at my local community college. I have even taken at least four classes every summer by taking two classes per month of the summer. I should have my associates degree before i graduate high school. Now, my question is can i go straight to pharmacy school after i get my associates degree? I am trying to take all the pre-requisites but i might not have all of them to get in right away. So, if i dont have all the pre-reqs, how would i go about getting the rest of them then going on to pharmacy school? I am going to apply(i think) to Belmont University, University of Tennessee Memphis, Union University, and maybe some others just so you know. So, if i dont have all my pre-requisites what do i do about getting into pharmacy school? Would they allow me to finish up those courses then start phamacy school, or would i have to wait till the following year to get in? Thank you for your attention.
I am a soon-to-be senior. Since the beginning of my junior year, i have been taking dual enrollment courses at my local community college. I have even taken at least four classes every summer by taking two classes per month of the summer. I should have my associates degree before i graduate high school. Now, my question is can i go straight to pharmacy school after i get my associates degree? I am trying to take all the pre-requisites but i might not have all of them to get in right away. So, if i dont have all the pre-reqs, how would i go about getting the rest of them then going on to pharmacy school? I am going to apply(i think) to Belmont University, University of Tennessee Memphis, Union University, and maybe some others just so you know. So, if i dont have all my pre-requisites what do i do about getting into pharmacy school? Would they allow me to finish up those courses then start phamacy school, or would i have to wait till the following year to get in? Thank you for your attention.