ok heres my situation im a highschool senior who applied for the 6 year program. Unfortuantly I didn't get accepted and now im kinda confused on what to do. I still want to become a pharmacist but i dunno where to proceed from here. PLZ TELL ME WHAT I SHOULD DO IN ORDER TO BECOME A PHARMACIST.
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ok heres my situation im a highschool senior who applied for the 6 year program. Unfortuantly I didn't get accepted and now im kinda confused on what to do. I still want to become a pharmacist but i dunno where to proceed from here. PLZ TELL ME WHAT I SHOULD DO IN ORDER TO BECOME A PHARMACIST.
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ok heres my situation im a highschool senior who applied for the 6 year program. Unfortuantly I didn't get accepted and now im kinda confused on what to do. I still want to become a pharmacist but i dunno where to proceed from here. PLZ TELL ME WHAT I SHOULD DO IN ORDER TO BECOME A PHARMACIST.
My advice, MAKE GOOD GRADES, be focused, get advised by a pre-pharmacy advisor... 2 years of pre-requisites flies by, especially when your studying hard like you should be, and have a good advisor to finish the pre-reqs in EXACTLY 2 years. Then you can apply to an even better school possibly (if you want), somwhere else that might be more interesting to you. Good luck.
For starters, the 0+6 route is not the only route into pharmacy school. You have college to start a fresh, good GPA and apply to the 2+4s and higher.
Feel free to ask questions if you have more specific ones in mind.
Feel free to ask questions if you have more specific ones in mind.
Here is just about everything you could need to know
http://forums.studentdoctor.net/showthread.php?t=198059
Good luck.
http://forums.studentdoctor.net/showthread.php?t=198059
Good luck.
Don't worry it's not the end of the world! Most pharmacy students go through the 2+4 route (or there are some 2+3 programs...and you can end up finishing before your 0-6 peers). Just go to a university or community college and make good grades on you prereqs and PCAT, if needed, and go from there.