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I just finished my Freshman year at the University of Missouri and i am currently undecided major. I have thought about it recently and i think i would like to be a Pharmacist but when i looked on the schools website i didnt see any type of Pharmaceutical programs. Upon further research on the internet i read that there is 2-3 years of pre-requisite courses and then you will hopefully be accepted into a school of pharmacy after that for 4 more years, is this true?If so, I was hoping i could take these at Mizzou but like i said i didnt see anything that had to do with pharmacy on our web site. So what should i do at this point if i think i want to pursue a career as a pharmacist? Should i just not go back to the University next year and lose those credit hours that i have worked so hard for and paid a lot of money for?
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UMKC has a college of pharmacy. Your suppose to apply to it during your freshman year because it is a 5 year school.
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I’m not a pharmacist, but I seriously considered the profession. Most schools will have a 2 year Pre-Pharmacy program to prepare you for the PCAT, the pharmacy college admission test. You then continue on to a school of pharmacy for 4 more years, the last of which may be mostly or all residency in an actual pharmacy. Whether or not the courses you have taken previously are worthwhile depend on the admission requirements for the particular school of pharmacy you wish to attend, and whether or not your classes have properly prepared you to pass the PCAT. I have mainly looked into the pharmacy program at the University of Kansas, so I do not have any specific knowledge on Missouri. Hope this helps, and good luck to you on choosing your future career.
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