u/Prudent_March9571

Hey everyone. I am currently a rising junior in college. I am studying biology, and I was up until last semester an aspiring premed. But I realized I enjoy pharmacy a lot and the physician path isn’t really for me.

As a basic background, I currently have a 3.85 gpa, and have worked as an EMT for a year and am currently doing immunology research. I just started last month as a pharmacy technician at CVS.

My current aspiration is to go to pharmacy school, do a fellowship (and residency), and then enter the industry. However, while doing research about this field, I hear people warning me constantly not to enter this field, that’s there’s no demand for pharmacists, becoming one is too easy, etc. I’ve even been called foolish and “wasting my life” for not wanting medical school given my stats + experience. I would just like some advice from those who have more life experience and knowledge than me. Thank you in advance.

Hello Everyone, to introduce myself briefly:

Beginner-Intermediate Level

7 cases Done (1 advanced, 6 mid-early Advanced level)

2 Cases Given

EST Time zone, Usually free after or at 6PM EST M-F

As someone who has lots of room for growth and is still fairly new, I would greatly appreciate partners who may be slightly more advanced/Experienced than I am to hopefully Receive feedback and grow. (Of course, I understand advanced folks definitely should and will prioritize more advanced partners So I hope to not come off as selfish of Others' times) Thank you.

I messed up an answer choice on the first question, then misread the question and got like two math question parts wrong, then i realized my mistake and tried to correct myself in the video and accidentally got cut off because i went over time.

Yeah this was rough for me, it was an easy case too as a whole