Im currently thinkin about getting a Bachelors in Respitory Therapy, but im wondering if Pharm school will accept it. I will have all my prerequisites done, but i wanna start making money soo since i have financial obligations, and RT would help me do that and get a bachelors degree, but will pharm school take it as a bachelors degree or not, that is the question.... also if i get my Bachelors in RT, i will be applying to both PA school and Pharm so i have a back up plan in case..
will they accept a bachelors in RT?
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It doesn't really look good when you apply to both PA and Pharm schools. It shows that you are not passionate about the career that you are choosing. As for a bachelors in RT, it doesn't really matter if you have a degree or not. A lot of students apply in their second year of college before getting a degree. There are also people that switch careers, years after graduating and decide to pursue pharmacy. So working in RT should not be a problem. Just make sure you have pharmacy experience. Like I said again, applying to PA and Pharm school does not show your commitment and passion for those fields. The addmission comittee might take that factor for admission...if you tell them.
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The admission committee likely won't know they are applying for PA programs.
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Unless your applying to the same school that houses the pharmacy program. Eh, they won't know probably so go for it. 😀
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