So I'm finished with Hell Year, aka my P2 year. In other words, kiddos... I'm back. 🙂
Hi to all the newcomers!
Hi to all the newcomers!
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yesis the second year really that bad???
I, myself am in the same boat. I felt like my 2nd year really make me feel like I was in pharmacy school. Learn sooooooo many things about pharmacy. Challenging year, but yet fun and do-able. Any UF'ers wanna share what it's like going into 3rd year? what things to look out for and which is the most stressful class? and what to expect when rotations roll around? thanks 🙂is the second year really that bad???
CONGRATS for all who just finished their 2nd year of RX-school!I, myself am in the same boat. I felt like my 2nd year really make me feel like I was in pharmacy school. Learn sooooooo many things about pharmacy. Challenging year, but yet fun and do-able. Any UF'ers wanna share what it's like going into 3rd year? what things to look out for and which is the most stressful class? and what to expect when rotations roll around? thanks 🙂
So I'm finished with Hell Year, aka my P2 year. In other words, kiddos... I'm back. 🙂
Hi to all the newcomers!
Year 3 is the worst at UF. The classes aren't hard, but it's at double speed. You don't get a chance to stop and relax. PTX is the most stressful.
Rotations are like being on vacation compared to school.
Hopefully 3rd year goes this way for me!!! I thought 2nd year was absolute hell. Any tips for us upcoming 3PD's?Some weeks of 3rd year were awful but for the most part I think 2nd year was worse for me. Second semester of 3rd year was much better for me. I think a lot of it depends on where you live...I live 25min from school so it wasn't too bad going to school everyday. I think it depends on the campus and personal factors. Good luck everyone 🙂
~Pam
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