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<blockquote data-quote="Spooby" data-source="post: 4096329" data-attributes="member: 548396">I joined the Air Force actually LOL.&nbsp; There was an opportunity for me to do something I really wanted to do so I took it (translator with a clearance).&nbsp; I didn&#039;t need a bachelor&#039;s to get into TSU&#039;s pharmacy school, and you don&#039;t need one for UofH either...but as SQL4Life mentioned you probably need one now to make yourself competitive.&nbsp; They do look for the all around student, and there are tons of applicants each year.&nbsp; I just happened to meet the bare minimum and applied to both schools since they are right next to each other (literally).&nbsp; UH denied me but TSU took me.There are programs that you can apply to right out of highschool for pharmacy.&nbsp; You get accepted into their program, and follow their class schedules all the way through the end of your Pharm D.&nbsp; I want to say its Butler University...but I could be completely wrong about it.Also the notion that only the elite get into UofH pharm isn&#039;t true.&nbsp; That is something that they want you to believe, but trust me and anyone else in the field...there are plenty of dumb ***** at every school.&nbsp; You&#039;ve got certain requirements that you have to fill as a school administrator and sometimes those slots are filled with some of the worse candidates known to man.&nbsp; Its a great program, but once you get out of ANY pharmacy program noone gives a shit as long as you can do your job.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Spooby, post: 4096329, member: 548396"] I joined the Air Force actually LOL. There was an opportunity for me to do something I really wanted to do so I took it (translator with a clearance). I didn't need a bachelor's to get into TSU's pharmacy school, and you don't need one for UofH either...but as SQL4Life mentioned you probably need one now to make yourself competitive. They do look for the all around student, and there are tons of applicants each year. I just happened to meet the bare minimum and applied to both schools since they are right next to each other (literally). UH denied me but TSU took me. There are programs that you can apply to right out of highschool for pharmacy. You get accepted into their program, and follow their class schedules all the way through the end of your Pharm D. I want to say its Butler University...but I could be completely wrong about it. Also the notion that only the elite get into UofH pharm isn't true. That is something that they want you to believe, but trust me and anyone else in the field...there are plenty of dumb ***** at every school. You've got certain requirements that you have to fill as a school administrator and sometimes those slots are filled with some of the worse candidates known to man. Its a great program, but once you get out of ANY pharmacy program noone gives a shit as long as you can do your job. [/QUOTE]

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