Special Master Programs

[purpledolphin]

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Hi all,

For pre-med students, there is a thing called Special Master Program (SMP) for students who do not have the high gpa or they need a chance to prove they can handle the medical course load in med school.

I am wondering if there is such thing for pharmacy?
and if so, where or how can I find out about the programs?

Thank you

 

[aboveliquidice]

Hi all,

For pre-med students, there is a thing called Special Master Program (SMP) for students who do not have the high gpa or they need a chance to prove they can handle the medical course load in med school.

I am wondering if there is such thing for pharmacy?
and if so, where or how can I find out about the programs?

Thank you

There are several masters a student can choose to pursue. Masters of Public Health is one such degree. Be aware that the degree, difficulty, and student performance will all be evaluated should you choose such a route. Earning a master with a 2.0 gpa will do more harm than good.

 

[purpledolphin]

But aren't these programs just regular masters programs? Are there any programs lean more toward pre-pharm students?