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The way I understand it is that "out of state" means that the students' residency status is in another state other then that of the school. The transfer students are those (in-state or out-of-state) who are transferring from another pharmacy school to that pharmacy school.
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I'll add another point and say that transferring to that school would be ridiculously difficult. Btw, is this a 0+6 school you're talking about?
So the mysterious pharmacy to pharmacy school transfer is possible??? I.e. you're a 2nd year pharmacy student and you transfer to a different pharmacy school? Would you retain your 2nd year status?
That depends on the school of your destination and what courses will transfer. It's not a guarantee that you will keep your status, but you will still be a pharmacy student.
Thanks for your heads up.
