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Where would I start to take steps to become a Pharmacist?

When is a good time to start and begin the schooling for becoming a pharmacist?

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Craig’s Answer

If I was you I'd get my PCT or EMT, work in the respective fields as they both have a chapter and training on pharmacology. Start applying for community colleges for any major because here's a secret. Your bachelor's doesn't matter unless you're going for a specific job e.g stem jobs, engineering, nursing, etc etc.
They maybe in a year or so look into pharmacy tech jobs, start getting to know what it's like to work in one, keep those grades up and hopefully you'll get into a doctor of pharmacy program!
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Kalkidan’s Answer

Hello David,
The best place to start your career as a pharmacist is on subjects like maths, chemistry and biology and try observing by participating in different activities such as volunteering activities such as the pharmaceutical areas.
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Nick’s Answer

Best time would be after high school…

Focus on the pre-requisites of pharmacy school: math, biology, physics, chemistry, writing, public speaking. Most schools will require 2 years worth of prerequisite classes that can be done full or part time.

After you complete those requirements you can start applying for pharmacy school.
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