mcph boston

[ncecc]

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I have a bachelers degree, and if i were to apply to Boston, would i apply as a transfer? Because i know that boston is a 4+2 year program..so how would it work?

 

[Pharmdoc78]

Don't u mean a 2+4 program?

 

[Maximum404]

MCPHS takes transfers at their Manchester and Worcester campuses.

 

[Pharmarysse]

MCPHS-Boston: The first two years are "undergrad," the next four are "pharmacy school." If you applied there, you'd be applying as a transfer student and if accepted, would enter the third year, also known as the first professional (pharmacy school) year.

MCPHS-Worcester/Manchester: This is an accelerated, three-year program. All three years are considered "pharmacy school." You don't have to apply as a transfer student, you just apply, and if you're in, you're in. Most people who apply have a bachelor's degree or even a masters.

 

[BH07]

Just to make clear students from other colleges can apply to the MCPHS Boston Pharm D program. not just high school students?

Is it more difficult to get in than the Wrcester/Manchester campuses?

Does the school do rolling admissions?