NAPLEX pass rate is dropping!

[KARM12]

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It used to be rare to see a school with <90% pass rate. Now it is common place.

 

[rph3664]

Last minute has long since passed for Illinois. Illinois hasn't had a budget since July 2015. No public university has received state money since then. There are also issues with state issued financial aid. The larger schools have other ways to get money. The smaller, less known schools, CSU, Northeastern IL U, Eastern IL and Western IL are struggling. Only CSU has stated that they may shut down, though. They are trying to pass a law which will give money to the public universities, but who knows what will happen.

A woman on another board said her son goes to SIU-C (Southern Illinois University in Carbondale, which doesn't have a pharmacy school) and the thing that has made the biggest impression on him WRT the budget impasse is how incredibly bad the dorm food has become.

 

[rph3664]

LOL I love your honesty. Thanks for the advice though, I plan on getting a job so at least some hospital/company will pity me and then hire me -.-

You also need to get a job so you know if this really is what you want to do.

 

[asian pharm]

I know someone who did just that! Failed three times and found a non relevant alternative job. Craziness.

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"Relevant alternative job"......What is that? Are there any such jobs?

 

[zelman]

"Relevant alternative job"......What is that? Are there any such jobs?

Pharmacy technician.

 

[MrBonita]

the 5 percent who do not pass are those people who end up taking it again and passing. So it is actually 100 percent.

 

[BidingMyTime]

the 5 percent who do not pass are those people who end up taking it again and passing. So it is actually 100 percent.

The NAPLEX? There are several threads on this board alone with people who've failed the Naplex several times.