How would pharmacy schools look at a bachelors degree in art?
Q. I am currently working on my bachelors degree in art history and want to become a pharmacist! 4 years of undergrad and applying for UF's pharmD program once I am done. Is a degree in biology preferred, or does your degree subject even matter?
Asked by Amelia - Fri Jun 18 00:50:38 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. It doesn't matter if you have a degree in an unrelated subject, as long as you've completed the necessary prerequisites for pharmacy school (four semesters general and organic chemistry, a&p, microbiology, physics, college algebra, trig, statistics, calc I, econ, public speaking, etc). However, I think that you would be more likely to be accepted to a pharmacy school if you had a degree in biology, chemistry, or biochemistry, rather than in art history.
Answered by momo - Fri Jun 18 01:03:12 2010

Which of these 0-6 Pharmacy schools is the easiest to get into?
Q. 1. Massachusetts College of Pharmacy + Health Sciences 2.University of Rhode Island College of Pharmacy 3. University of the Sciences in Philedelphia 4. SUNY University at Buffalo School of Pharmacy 5. Albany College of Pharmacy in general
Asked by D - Tue Nov 6 10:05:04 2007 - - 3 Answers - 2 Comments

A. Probably URI and SUNY
Answered by xo379 - Tue Nov 6 11:56:30 2007

Can I get in any Schools of Pharmacy?
Q. I basically have C- and and C's across the board on my prerequisites except for A's and B's in general chemistry and other non-science requirements. I also have a D+ in microbiology (which I can repeat if necessary). Obviously at this point it is not going to be possible to get into a good school of pharmacy, but would be willing to transfer later.
Asked by tony - Mon Jun 21 00:59:25 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. No. Pharmacy is out of reach. Ask yourself why a School of Pharmacy would admit you when they have thousands of better candidates to choose from.
Answered by PE2008 - Mon Jun 21 01:08:04 2010