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Hello Everyone,
First off let me say this forum is very helpful. I've been lurking for a few days and decided to register so I can ask for help when the time comes, or just to throw in my 2 cents when I feel the need.
I'm a 23 year old political science major born and raised in Austin, Texas. I'm a UT Austin alum if there are any others out there. I currently reside in Taiwan where I teach English and study Chinese. I've been out here for 14 months and plan on returning back to Texas in June when the school year is over, where I'll pursue a career in pharmacy.
I originally planned to be a social studies teacher back home, but after a year of teaching I've realized that teaching isn't really for me. There are many highs and lows in this profession, and those bad days really eat away at your soul.
I really enjoy helping people and worked for 6 months at a family friend's pharmacy before graduating University. I was a clerk/delivery driver there and I really enjoyed the environment and helping those in need. As a liberal arts major I don't have many science classes under my belt, so it looks like I won't be entering pharmacy school until fall 2012. So I guess you can look forward to many years with me unless I decide to do something else with my life, but for the time being I'm dead set on becoming a pharmacist.
Thanks for reading!
-Valor
First off let me say this forum is very helpful. I've been lurking for a few days and decided to register so I can ask for help when the time comes, or just to throw in my 2 cents when I feel the need.
I'm a 23 year old political science major born and raised in Austin, Texas. I'm a UT Austin alum if there are any others out there. I currently reside in Taiwan where I teach English and study Chinese. I've been out here for 14 months and plan on returning back to Texas in June when the school year is over, where I'll pursue a career in pharmacy.
I originally planned to be a social studies teacher back home, but after a year of teaching I've realized that teaching isn't really for me. There are many highs and lows in this profession, and those bad days really eat away at your soul.
I really enjoy helping people and worked for 6 months at a family friend's pharmacy before graduating University. I was a clerk/delivery driver there and I really enjoyed the environment and helping those in need. As a liberal arts major I don't have many science classes under my belt, so it looks like I won't be entering pharmacy school until fall 2012. So I guess you can look forward to many years with me unless I decide to do something else with my life, but for the time being I'm dead set on becoming a pharmacist.
Thanks for reading!
-Valor
