Pharmcas application final stage Help please

[PharmdBatman]

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HI my pharmD brothers and Sisters, can anybody tell the difference between Upper division and lower division courses? I was about finish my Pharmcas application but then I was wondering whether there is any difference between courses taken in the community college or in four year colleges. Pharmcas is asking whether the course is a UP division or L Division course. I do not have any bachelor's degree. All I have is an A.A. and the additional prerequisites required for PharmD application from a community college. Thanks for your answers in advance. 😕

 

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[PharmdBatman]

Lower Division = Freshman/Sophomore level courses = 1000 - 2000 level

Upper Division = Junior/Senior/Graduate level courses = 3000 level and higher

Okay, so all of my courses are lower division courses ?

 

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[bryantvo]

Usually community college courses are lower division as my community I attend only teaches up to 2000 level.

 

[PharmdBatman]

thankyou guys for the above information

 

[UyenRita]

Can anybody please tell me what does "level" mean here?
Thanks.

 

[PharmOl]

If all of your courses are 1000 and 2000 level courses, then all of your courses are lower division courses.

I laughed.

 

[PharmOl]

Can anybody please tell me what does "level" mean here?
Thanks.

Degree of difficulty or point of progress in the program, roughly speaking.