Pharmacy Graduation Age???

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well the average starting age of my class was 25. so I'd say for us, somewhere around 29.

I'll be almost 26 when I graduate.
 
I'll be a spirited 24 year old when I graduate in 2009. The average age at my school at graduation seems to be about 28.
 
I'll be 29 when I graduate. I'd say our average class age at graduation will be low 30's--we have quite a few older students. I didn't realize how old some of my classmates are; they look much younger to me. I almost fell out of my chair when one of my classmates said he had a 19-yr old; he looks to me late 20's tops.
 
i'm graduating in may and i'm 30+

even though i still get carded for R movies and lottery tix :laugh:

majority of my classmates are 24-28 years old

then you have the ones like me who decided to make a career change in life

but then you have the classmates who have kids at the dental school acrossthe street 😱
 
I am the youngest in my class and I will be graduating when I am 22. However, we do have a few that will be 30+ at graduation.
 
Graduated at age 28, about the same as our class average +/- 1 year. There were a few graduates in their late 30s-early 40s as well.

Do you mind if I make a poll on this topic? Might be easier to see people's responses in graphical format. 🙂
 
We have a very young class~ I would say our average is about 23~ I will be 33 when I graduate in 2011! 😉
 
Most of my class will be around 25 years of age when we all graduate this summer. I'll be 27.
 
I will be 26. Avg age for our class, probably 30. Outliers, 23 yo and 51 yo at graduation.
 
Average age for my class will be about 23-24 at graduation, with a few younger (one girl will be 22) and older. I'll be 25.
 
The average age of our class at graduation time was 31. I know because my age was the average of the class when we started. It seemed like our class was full of people changing their careers, the were a lot of ex-engineers in our class.
That was at Midwestern University Glendale, AZ, a private school.
I think the public universities have younger students than private schools.
 
If you guys don't mind me asking, what were the steps, or the path you took as to graduate at a younger age than the average? Or maybe I'm meaning to ask, what must you do in order to graduate at a younger than average age?
I'm a senior in HS and am still trying to decide on my career path so I decided to learn a little about pharmacy on this forum.
 
I'll be 23 when I graduate...i think most of my class will be closer to 26, no one older than 35 maybe? I don't really know...they never told us age stats
 
Hi, I'm a Pharmacist from South America.

I want to know what is the process to become a PharmD in USA, because I'm seeing that ages.

You finish the school and then which studies do you have to make to become a pharmacist? to have the PharmD title?

I graduated from High School at 16 and enter to the University to a 5 years Pharmacist Program, I finished this at 23 years old, making an extra year of practices and investigative work. So its it equal to Pharm D?
 
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