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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Pharmcas application final stage Help please
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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 ?
thankyou guys for the above information
I laughed.If all of your courses are 1000 and 2000 level courses, then all of your courses are lower division courses.
Degree of difficulty or point of progress in the program, roughly speaking.Can anybody please tell me what does "level" mean here?
Thanks.