pre-req for pharmacy school

[shrutid08]

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I'm am wanting to take macroeconomic, since economics is the pre-req for pharmacy school. Because I am having a time conflict with other course (organic II), I am taking general economics.
Do you guys think its better to take macroeconomics next semester, or continue with general economics?

Thanks!

 

[musicman123]

I'm am wanting to take macroeconomic, since economics is the pre-req for pharmacy school. Because I am having a time conflict with other course (organic II), I am taking general economics.
Do you guys think its better to take macroeconomics next semester, or continue with general economics?

Thanks!

I'd verify with the schools what econ prereq they accept. If the schools you want to apply to require macroeconomics, you must take macro. In that sense, I'd concentrate on orgo this semester and macro next semester.

 

[delano2000]

I'd verify with the schools what econ prereq they accept. If the schools you want to apply to require macroeconomics, you must take macro. In that sense, I'd concentrate on orgo this semester and macro next semester.

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Every school will be different in terms of what they will or won't accept in regards to pre-reqs. It's always a safe bet to contact those prospective schools first to get the proper responses.

 

[rxlea]

Wait and take the Macro econ. But, like others have mentioned, it is best to check with the school because some schools want the MICROeconomics.

 

[Elisaveth]

I'm am wanting to take macroeconomic, since economics is the pre-req for pharmacy school. Because I am having a time conflict with other course (organic II), I am taking general economics.
Do you guys think its better to take macroeconomics next semester, or continue with general economics?

Thanks!

Why not just take it online through distance learning from a community college on the cheap?

I liked macroeconomics, for what it's worth. I don't get what you mean by "general economics."

 

[Passion4Sci]

My first Econ class was "General Principles of Economics", with "Macroeconomics" in subtext, so it could be that sort of deal.