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Pharmacist was a 2 year program about a hundred years ago. http://www.uic.edu/pharmacy/about_the_college/history.php
The last 2 year program, the Graduate in Pharmacy degree, at UIC was discontinued in 1926. A three year program replaced in, and in 1932, the 4 year bachelors degree replaced it. The 4 year bachelors degree became a 5 year program in the 1960s, and the PharmD, 6 years, became standard at UIC in 1984.
The last 2 year program, the Graduate in Pharmacy degree, at UIC was discontinued in 1926. A three year program replaced in, and in 1932, the 4 year bachelors degree replaced it. The 4 year bachelors degree became a 5 year program in the 1960s, and the PharmD, 6 years, became standard at UIC in 1984.
