I just quit working for Walgreens as a floater after one year because I was able to get a position full time with someone else in my hometown. I had decent hours salaried at 36 a week and I almost always had opportunities for more hours if I wanted them, honestly I didn't I needed the time off to decompress. Hours though depend on where you work I live in the midwest and there are only 2 pharmacy schools in my state, so not as saturated as some areas so a floater position would mean something completely different depending on where you live. I got my job offer closer to graduation. I interviewed for Walgreens at the school interview day and didn't hear very much from that but about a month before graduation my whole class got a generated email from Walgreens on instructions on how to apply. The day after I applied I was asked for a phone interview from a DM, the day after the interview I had an offer. So that is about all I know about the hiring process. I will say depending on the store I was treated like crap. Some stores were fine and the store manager and all the techs were awesome and really nice to you. Other stores the second you walked through the door the manager was rude and the techs wouldn't talk to you unless they had to and you counted the hours until you could run out of there. So just be prepared. Also even if you never worked for Walgreens before the training is pretty crappy. They have you as a grad-intern until the second you have your license, so I think I was there as a grad-intern for 3 weeks, and then Bam you are a pharmacist on your own at a store for the first time with, if you are lucky, about 2 hour overlap. So if they tell you they are going to do a great job of training you and making sure you are ready to be on your own etc, that is a lie so just know that going in. I was there for a little over a year, and although I was told I was a great float and certainly not a slacker, there are still things I couldn't tell you how to do on their system even though as the pharmacist I probably should have known how to do. Not trying to necessarily scare you away from Walgreens just telling you do not expect them to train you well you will know the basics of the system when you start on your own but that is about it.