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Neither. Dont go to pharmacy school. Find another career. Youre gonna walk right into the worst saturation of any profession in modern history. And its only gonna get worse by the time you get out.
Moving to pharmacy school specific discussions.
As for recommendations: Go to the cheapest program (that is, if you must obtain a pharmD in the first place).
As for recommendations: Go to the cheapest program (that is, if you must obtain a pharmD in the first place).
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Here's my 2 cents:
Midwestern
-3 year program
-Tuition $ 60,00 per year for 3 years
-Small breaks between trimester
-Great facilities
-In person classes
-Class size: 100 something
U of A Phoenix
-traditional 4 year
-Satellite campus of the Tucson campus
-Great facilities in the medical campus in downtown phoenix.
-Mixed remote with in person classes
-Cheaper (around 27,000 per year)
- Phoenix cohort is around 40 students
U of A is your solid state program. Midwestern is your typical private pharmacy school. Take each with a grain of salt and decide from there.
Midwestern
-3 year program
-Tuition $ 60,00 per year for 3 years
-Small breaks between trimester
-Great facilities
-In person classes
-Class size: 100 something
U of A Phoenix
-traditional 4 year
-Satellite campus of the Tucson campus
-Great facilities in the medical campus in downtown phoenix.
-Mixed remote with in person classes
-Cheaper (around 27,000 per year)
- Phoenix cohort is around 40 students
U of A is your solid state program. Midwestern is your typical private pharmacy school. Take each with a grain of salt and decide from there.
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1. For CS, U of A is much better than the other one. heck, i have never even heard of that school 😵
2. For pharmacy, go to the one that gives you full-ride scholarship. If neither, just don't go and follow the previous advice.
I'm doing stats now. Self teaching, scholarship for myself
I was reading about some statisticians using bayesian statistics to simulate the incidence rate of rare side effects for onco drugs that are in phase 3 and phase 4 trials. real cool stuff.
All the linear regression is in stats. About to do calculus and risks data analyatics is all stats
my intro course covered all commonly used models for classfication, clustering, regression, time series and change detection, statistical distributions, simulation and optimization process, and topics like variable selection, experiment design, and missing data manipulation, using R, Python and Arena (only for discrete event simulations)
I mean the bar and histogram are part of stats too lol
we have a required course, listed under cs department, for data and visual analytics. high dimensional data visualization
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Well I'm going through it. It has biostats in it
It's especially important I. Machine learning and stocks LOOL. Machine learning is just stat
if you wanna do analytics for a living, i still highly recommend you to pursue a degree program. I had some chat with my dad last night, and he teaches EECS, and he reads some machine learning topics for fun. Man, it's totally different. there's some big knowledge gap between self-learning and learning from the experts. like i asked him some basic data partition techniques and how to select predictors among attributes to avoid over-fitting, he just couldn't get it right.
anyways, i don't blame him. his specialty is in chip-design and not really in stats, but it kinda shows the difference.
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