#pre pharm

OMG HOW OLD IS THIS ASK I’M SORRY

Okay if you start off on the right foot (aka if you have a good study regimen and you’re very motivated) then it’ll be fine and you’ll get into pharm school in one piece and that’s all very well and good.

But if you have bad habits, or just never had to develop study habits bc high school was on the easy side (i.e. if you’re like me), then you’ll definitely hit a few obstacles when you start. It was pretty difficult for me and I wound up taking an extra semester to salvage my GPA. 

It really depends on how consistent you are, how determined you are, and really just how mentally prepared you are for an intense program. You definitely won’t get a “typical” college experience here, and if you try to compromise work for play you’ll have to be VERY careful. 

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