Does anyone know which pharmacy schools do not require Bachelor's degree? I am thinking about applying to few pharmacy schools that does not require Bachelor's degree this year. I understand that the chance is low but it doesn't hurt to try and I heard that will increase my chance of getting in next year as a reapplicant.
Which pharmacy schools do not require Bachelor's degree?
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Hi, just question on website you posted.
I especially have question about notation in source you gave.
a. no pre-pharmacy required for admission
= does this mean 6a indicate 6 year pharmacy school program that do not require pre-pharmacy?
b. pre-professional study required
= what is pre-professional study? does this mean pre-requisite course for pharmacy school?
c. 2 years pre-pharmacy required, accelerated
= does this mean without being pre-pharmacy as undergraduate, impossible to even apply to those pharmacy school with such notation?
Also, what is 2-3 program, 3-4 program, 4-2 program stand for?
Do these mean undergraduate years-graduate years program respectively?
Please reply me for detailed answer.
I especially have question about notation in source you gave.
a. no pre-pharmacy required for admission
= does this mean 6a indicate 6 year pharmacy school program that do not require pre-pharmacy?
b. pre-professional study required
= what is pre-professional study? does this mean pre-requisite course for pharmacy school?
c. 2 years pre-pharmacy required, accelerated
= does this mean without being pre-pharmacy as undergraduate, impossible to even apply to those pharmacy school with such notation?
Also, what is 2-3 program, 3-4 program, 4-2 program stand for?
Do these mean undergraduate years-graduate years program respectively?
Please reply me for detailed answer.
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Hi, I just wanted you to remind that this is my first time using this forum.
Not only I have many questions on being pharmacist but I know so little about process.
heh heh heh
Please, I need help and I would appreciate for answering previous question I posted yesterday.
If possible, are there same information uploaded in 2012? I only see 2010-2011 from reference you showed.
Anyway, please reply me back.
Not only I have many questions on being pharmacist but I know so little about process.
heh heh hehPlease, I need help and I would appreciate for answering previous question I posted yesterday.
If possible, are there same information uploaded in 2012? I only see 2010-2011 from reference you showed.
Anyway, please reply me back.
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lifeislovely,
One reason why your questions have not been answered is that they have already been answered at the following link:
http://forums.studentdoctor.net/showthread.php?t=198059
This is the Pre-Pharmacy FAQ. You should look through this link because all of your questions, AND MORE, are answered there!
One reason why your questions have not been answered is that they have already been answered at the following link:
http://forums.studentdoctor.net/showthread.php?t=198059
This is the Pre-Pharmacy FAQ. You should look through this link because all of your questions, AND MORE, are answered there!
That table is kind of weird, I am a bit confused as well. Someone please correct me if I'm wrong
Seems like... a = no pre pharm requirement needed,
b = prepharm prerequisites needed
don't know about the 2 yr part in c, but I believe it's prepharm prerequisites required.
I believe you are correct on the 2-3, 3-4 and 4-2 because I know USC has a 7 years program for pharmacy + undergraduate. 3 yr undergrad + 4 yr pharm = 3-4
The best course of action for you would be call the school you are interested in and ask them how their programs work. A quick visit to their website would answer your questions as well. Also start with the link chemguy79 provided, all the information is there.
Seems like... a = no pre pharm requirement needed,
b = prepharm prerequisites needed
don't know about the 2 yr part in c, but I believe it's prepharm prerequisites required.
I believe you are correct on the 2-3, 3-4 and 4-2 because I know USC has a 7 years program for pharmacy + undergraduate. 3 yr undergrad + 4 yr pharm = 3-4
The best course of action for you would be call the school you are interested in and ask them how their programs work. A quick visit to their website would answer your questions as well. Also start with the link chemguy79 provided, all the information is there.
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