Does getting a bachelor's degree help your chances of getting into pharm school? Also, I heard that those who have taken courses at a university rather than a community college are more likely to be stronger candidates. Is that true?
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buzybee said:
Yes, taking classes at the university level is better. Pharmacy schools look at the level of difficuly you received while taking these classes. It is popular opinion that courses as a university are more difficult than those at a community college. So even though this popular belief might be a fallacy, it is still the way it is.
