i wonder why some cannot pass? 🙄
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pharmacy student cannot pass tech exam
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I've noticed that some pharmacy school applications ask, "have you ever failed the PTCB exam?" I wonder if they hold that against you more than taking the PCAT seven times.
the ptcb test is supposedly easier than pcat i would assume.
On the other hand, as long as you are accepted into Pharmacy School you don't need your PTCE license since you automatically become a Pharmacy Intern, and in the time it takes for you to receive the actual license, which usually takes a couple of months, you can ask the dean to write a letter for you ... and you start making a few more dollars/hour in the summer previous to Rx School 🙂
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Not always true. Depends on the state you go to school in; in terms of when you can get your intern license.
that people who can't pass the easy ass ptce are ******ed
PTCB calls it PTCE, I'd go with that.
What are your guys' wages as 1st year interns?? I went to some schools' open house and got the impression that they're paid a bit less than what I'm making as a tech!
