There is no BSPharm any longer. The PharmD is the first awarded degree. If someone graduates from high school early at 16 and goes straight into a 60-100 hour pre-pharm program (skipping the Bachelor degree), then pharm school, it's possible to be an accredited pharmacist by age 22.KD5NRH wrote:Six years of what? A BSPharm and 1500hrs of internship would be a bit under 5 years, assuming no special effort to speed things along via unholy courseload, etc. In some states, even a PharmD can be had in around 5 years.WildBill wrote:Think about it. HEMIzygote has stated on this forum that he is 22 years old and an "infectious disease pharmacist." It takes at least six years to become a pharmacist.
(edit: the cuss filter doesn't care for the common abbreviation for a Bachelor of Science degree, and "skipping the bull" just didn't make much sense...
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