If you are going to go back to school to be a pharmacist, you'll need 6 years to do it. That's assuming you are able to fit all those classes around your life.
Deathshroud wrote:If you are going to go back to school to be a pharmacist, you'll need 6 years to do it. That's assuming you are able to fit all those classes around your life.
and also wallet, mind, and......... religious beleifs.
"Maybe you have some bird ideas. Maybe that’s the best you can do."
― Terry A. Davis
Deathshroud wrote:If you are going to go back to school to be a pharmacist, you'll need 6 years to do it. That's assuming you are able to fit all those classes around your life.
and also wallet, mind, and......... religious beleifs.
But hey, my boss is a pharmacist and owns an Audi S4, and a $350,000 home. Which is not bad.
Deathshroud wrote:If you are going to go back to school to be a pharmacist, you'll need 6 years to do it. That's assuming you are able to fit all those classes around your life.
I don't think he's interested in being a phamacist. If so he'd go to med school. It'd probably be less than 6 years for him, too, assuming he could follow up on research he's already completed.
Pharmacology is a chemistry based profession, so some of his Bio classes might help, but even then you're still widdling down 6 yrs worth of work which is a lot to start with.
TBH it doesn't matter what you do with 6 years of your life, from my perspective. So whittle it away on a degree, or trying to create a better Daikatana.
Both are equal, really. One might allow you to give people more enjoyment life, and the other is Daikatana.
"Maybe you have some bird ideas. Maybe that’s the best you can do."
― Terry A. Davis
Perhaps, but most PhD programs are 4-5 years, and classes typically only constitute the first part of the program. Most is research, so if he already has a headstart on that, it could reduce the time required.
edit: then again, I don't know which school he's thinking about
follow your heart man. I'm in the same boat. I'm thinking about leaving what has been a damn fine paying job, to move all the way down the coast and being a part of something i truly love.
Maiden wrote:follow your heart man. I'm in the same boat. I'm thinking about leaving what has been a damn fine paying job, to move all the way down the coast and being a part of something i truly love.
John Romero?
"Maybe you have some bird ideas. Maybe that’s the best you can do."
― Terry A. Davis
So, do I leave a secure job as a teacher (which isn't all bad since I get extra money from side work like my textbook writing stuff), or go back to being a starving PhD student for 4 more years...?
Is it sold in stores or just in your school library.
I want one. You are so smarter in a way then I am.
I'm looking at one lab right now that investigates the different responses to opiates and THC in males and females.....might take a bit of discipline to work around that all day....
It's way to early to start signing people up for that...I don't even know if I'll pursue it for sure...and if I do, it won't be until Spring semester of 2006 anyhow. And its all done on animals...heh.
