New California Schools' Naplex Passing Rates

[Pharmibippy]

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That's a dumb argument. Try convincing doctors to spent years in school, facing uncertainty in the job market with saturation, incur huge debts and working for less than market rate just so because they care about helping people.

Eh I would ignore him. His thought process comes from below average intelligence combined with low self worth. Not worth engaging.

 

[BC_89]

The barriers to entry for this profession are too low. With the proliferation of degree mills opening up in strip malls, anyone with a pulse and a SSN can qualify for federal student loans and become a pharmacist. Something as simple as making a bachelor's degree a prerequisite for pharmacy school admission would do wonders to improve the quality of new grads and the job market. It's frankly embarrassing that it's not already a prerequisite.

I’d even say along with a bachelors, do what most PA applicants do with bare minimum Health Care Experience (HCE). In this case, 960 hours of pharmacy tech experience. If they wanna be more competitive get their PTCB cert.

Some min barrier needs to take place. 2.5 pre-req GPAs is just not doing it.

 

[projektreverb]

No, I would not work for a dollar a day. You are misrepresenting my argument as hyperbole in order to make it easy to disqualify. You realize trolling is against the rules, right?

Why? Are you worried about your job security on this board?

 

[Modest_anteater]

Why? Are you worried about your job security on this board?

I am moderately concerned about JS. I feel like i'm not as worried about it as others though.

 

[projektreverb]

I am moderately concerned about JS. I feel like i'm not as worried about it as others though.

ROFL

 

[owlegrad]

No, I would not work for a dollar a day. You are misrepresenting my argument as hyperbole in order to make it easy to disqualify. You realize trolling is against the rules, right?

I can't believe no one has liked this post. I give it a 9.5 out of 10. I would give it a perfect 10 but I almost feel like it is too good, maybe just a bit too on the nose, if you will.

 

[Modest_anteater]

I’d even say along with a bachelors, do what most PA applicants do with bare minimum Health Care Experience (HCE). In this case, 960 hours of pharmacy tech experience. If they wanna be more competitive get their PTCB cert.

Some min barrier needs to take place. 2.5 pre-req GPAs is just not doing it.

"Some min barrier needs to take place. 2.5 pre-req GPAs is just not doing it" you realize deans will fight any additional barriers to entry into pharmacy school tooth and nail right?

 

[Modest_anteater]

I can't believe no one has liked this post. I give it a 9.5 out of 10. I would give it a perfect 10 but I almost feel like it is too good, maybe just a bit too on the nose, if you will.

Thank you Mr. Owl. You have always been good to me all these years.

 

[rph3664]

In the 1970s, there were some Drake graduates who never practiced because at the time, you had to pass the NABPLEX (as it was called then) within 5 years of first taking it, and some people never did.

 

[BC_89]

"Some min barrier needs to take place. 2.5 pre-req GPAs is just not doing it" you realize deans will fight any additional barriers to entry into pharmacy school tooth and nail right?

I’m stating what needs to be done. Not what will actually be done.

 

[Momus]

Doctor of Pharmacy – American University of Health Sciences @ Long Beach - Los Angeles
This slips under the radar? I never heard of this school before, probably another crappy school. New school? It's not listed anywhere else? It looks like a scam school WTF...

 

[PharmtoCS]

Doctor of Pharmacy – American University of Health Sciences @ Long Beach - Los Angeles
This slips under the radar? I never heard of this school before, probably another crappy school. New school? It's not listed anywhere else? It looks like a scam school WTF...

HICP #2, here we go.