Hello , I recently picked up a new job as a pharmacy technician. I am also a new grad with my bachelor’s in marketing. I want to learn more about the pharmacy realm and potentially become a pharmacist/ own my own clinic. I am not sure how to go about it school wise or what’s the process to get into that.

I just wanted to share my interview experience with south college since i recently had an interview with them! I personally did not like the interview process I felt like the questions that were presented didn’t reflect their “holistic” approach that they claim. The person interviewing me also told me that they did not like when students had a job or other priorities such as children or taking care of relatives. She also asked if I would either go part time or quit my job if accepted to the program which is not feasible in my situation. I do understand this is an accelerated program but if you have other priorities such as needing to work or care for another person I would skip out on applying to south. this is just my opinion based on my experience!

I submitted my application today and I’d really like to know my odds of getting into UT’s pharmacy program.

Age: 20
Major: Biomedical Sciences
GPA: 3.92
Licensed and Certified Pharmacy Technician
6 months of experience in an Independent Pharmacy (technician in training)
9 months of a Current Experience In Retail Pharmacy (not a tech position)
240+ Volunteer Hours
Currently doing research in a lab as an Undergraduate Research Assistant with no publications yet
Active member of 2 pre-pharmacy clubs
Historian of a nursing home volunteering Club
3x LOR from pharmacists
x1 LOR from Science professor with a degree and research in pharmacy

Hello! I was wondering if anyone has actually been accepted U of T’s PharmD program recently without having a degree/working towards a degree in science fields like lifesci, biochem, etc.?

I would appreciate any insight shared!