Can you go to pharmacy school with an education degree?

Answer 1

You can, however you may have to complete a number of prerequisites at the undergraduate level first if you have not done so already. I would recommend to you contact a school that offers the program and inquire about the appropriate prerequisites needed for entrance into their pharmacy program.

You can, however you may have to complete a number of prerequisites at the undergraduate level first if you have not done so already. I would recommend to you contact a school that offers the program and inquire about the appropriate prerequisites needed for entrance into their pharmacy program.

You can, however you may have to complete a number of prerequisites at the undergraduate level first if you have not done so already. I would recommend to you contact a school that offers the program and inquire about the appropriate prerequisites needed for entrance into their pharmacy program.

You can, however you may have to complete a number of prerequisites at the undergraduate level first if you have not done so already. I would recommend to you contact a school that offers the program and inquire about the appropriate prerequisites needed for entrance into their pharmacy program.

You can, however you may have to complete a number of prerequisites at the undergraduate level first if you have not done so already. I would recommend to you contact a school that offers the program and inquire about the appropriate prerequisites needed for entrance into their pharmacy program.

You can, however you may have to complete a number of prerequisites at the undergraduate level first if you have not done so already. I would recommend to you contact a school that offers the program and inquire about the appropriate prerequisites needed for entrance into their pharmacy program.

Answer 2

Of course you can - assuming you have taken all of the pre-requisites (Organic Chemistry 1 and 2 and Organic Chem Lab, General Chem 1 and 2 and General Chem Lab, Biology 1 and 2 and Biology Lab 1 and 2, and Physics 1 and 2 and Physics Lab). They will not make exceptions on this. Nor will they make an exception for MCAT - you must have an up-to-date MCAT score.

The big issue is they will want to hear a good reason why you want to do that. Of course, it is your business, but it is a fair question. PharmD is a superb degree with a superb job outlook, superb pay, etc. it will not make sense to many people why you would want to leave that for 4 years of being a student in a grueling atmosphere, plus 3-7 years of extremely intense training with inadequate pay - all to enter a ever-changing medical field with a salary that frankly may not be much different than what a PharmD. can manage.

Even if it is sincerely your life's goal to be, say, a pediatrician - one must really ask themselves is it worth it. I am sure you are already well aware of this though.

Answer 3

You can, however you may have to complete a number of prerequisites at the undergraduate level first if you have not done so already. I would recommend to you contact a school that offers the program and inquire about the appropriate prerequisites needed for entrance into their pharmacy program.