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I have heard from sources that Chicago State University is schedule to offer a PharmD program in 2006. Does anyone have any further info?
Oxycotin said:Do you guys think that with all these new schools opening up there would be a saturation of the job market for pharmacists? I mean I know there's a shortage now but what about 20-30 years from now? The new schools would bring the number of schools to what, 90 something? If chain pharmacies suddenly slow down in opening stores or if technology is used to a greater extent in the future, there would be a sudden surplus of graduates coming out. Other areas like institutional pharmacy, academica, etc. won't be able to absorb the extra number of pharmacists. In your opinions are all these schools necessary?
Oxycotin said:Do you guys think that with all these new schools opening up there would be a saturation of the job market for pharmacists? I mean I know there's a shortage now but what about 20-30 years from now? The new schools would bring the number of schools to what, 90 something? If chain pharmacies suddenly slow down in opening stores or if technology is used to a greater extent in the future, there would be a sudden surplus of graduates coming out. Other areas like institutional pharmacy, academica, etc. won't be able to absorb the extra number of pharmacists. In your opinions are all these schools necessary?
jalba22 said:How about the increasing elderly population? I heard it was going to group tremendously. If so this should make the demand for pharmacists even in greater demand. Don't you think?