I'm finishing up my master's degree in biology this year, and over the summer decided that I wanted to do drug work on a far more clinical level than lab based basic science work, so I am applying to pharmacy school.
However, now that I am looking over my options for pharmacy school, I can't seem to decide where to apply. Furthermore, I really have no clue as to how to pick which schools may be right for me. Applying for graduate school, I only thought about which professor I would work for, and what project I would do for them. However, going back to only taking classes as a student, this won't matter. What are good, unbiased criteria that actually matter when picking a school, and where can I find the data (e.g. I refuse to apply to a school with a less than 90% first attempt NAPLEX pass rate)?
However, now that I am looking over my options for pharmacy school, I can't seem to decide where to apply. Furthermore, I really have no clue as to how to pick which schools may be right for me. Applying for graduate school, I only thought about which professor I would work for, and what project I would do for them. However, going back to only taking classes as a student, this won't matter. What are good, unbiased criteria that actually matter when picking a school, and where can I find the data (e.g. I refuse to apply to a school with a less than 90% first attempt NAPLEX pass rate)?