need ur advice

[nnr]

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Hi,
I am really confused with these pre-reqs because it seems like i need to do almost everything even i have bachelors in pharmacy i have completed gen chem with 6cr i am falling short of like 2 credits(usally require8cr),microbio like 3.75cr falling short of 0.25cr,anatomy6cr but dey require like 8credits..donno wat to do and which one to apply.So can u guys please give some advice wat to do?????????

 

[IrishRxMan]

Hi,
I am really confused with these pre-reqs because it seems like i need to do almost everything even i have bachelors in pharmacy i have completed gen chem with 6cr i am falling short of like 2 credits(usally require8cr),microbio like 3.75cr falling short of 0.25cr,anatomy6cr but dey require like 8credits..donno wat to do and which one to apply.So can u guys please give some advice wat to do?????????

I can't understand any of what you wrote. Can you please be a little more clear? How can you have a bachelor's in pharmacy? I think I am more confused with what you wrote than you are with your situation.

 

[laimyours]

Check with the schools, I think what you're saying is you took gen chem which totaled to 6 credits and the pre-req states you need 8 credits. Maybe it might have to do with you were on a quarter system? Also, I believe the 8 credits includes lab, just so you know.

 

[mochiko]

If you've gotten a BPharm in the past, aren't you already allowed to work as a RPh? I could be wrong, but that was my understanding of the degree...

If you're short units, either check with the school to see if they satisfy the requirements or take classes to fulfill them. How exactly are you expecting us to help you further?

 

[aboveliquidice]

Hi,
I am really confused with these pre-reqs because it seems like i need to do almost everything even i have bachelors in pharmacy i have completed gen chem with 6cr i am falling short of like 2 credits(usally require8cr),microbio like 3.75cr falling short of 0.25cr,anatomy6cr but dey require like 8credits..donno wat to do and which one to apply.So can u guys please give some advice wat to do?????????

I would guess that you are an international Pharmacist with a Bachelor? Can you confirm this? If so, there are several programs that take international pharmacists - and graduate them with an American Pharm D. Nova specifically has a decent program.

Please include more information.

~above~

 

[nnr]

I would guess that you are an international Pharmacist with a Bachelor? Can you confirm this? If so, there are several programs that take international pharmacists - and graduate them with an American Pharm D. Nova specifically has a decent program.

Please include more information.

~above~

The situation is that i have completed bachelors of pharmacy from India ,which is a four year program and completed some credits as mentioned above in my bachelors course.I am really confused wat to do next whether to retake the prereqs as i am falling short of some of them and apply to pharmacy schools after completing them?
I have heard about nova but most of friends who applied last year got rejected...coz its too compititive.I would surely apply to that college but wat do u think i should retake the prereqs again so that i can be applying large number of schools next year.i am really confused!!!!

 

[nnr]

If you've gotten a BPharm in the past, aren't you already allowed to work as a RPh? I could be wrong, but that was my understanding of the degree...

If you're short units, either check with the school to see if they satisfy the requirements or take classes to fulfill them. How exactly are you expecting us to help you further?

I have four year degree in pharmacy.....but 5 yr degree is required to be a registered pharmacist.

 

[fenixtnlfan]

Sounds like either you haven't taken the labs or possibly if you took these classes in India the credits are different. I don't know how you would get 0.75 credits so I'm thinking it's the latter. I think you can get your foreign transcript evaluated by WES and see how the credits transfer to the US.