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Hi, I am posting this for a friend of mine who is almost in the verge of depression because she might be getting kicked out of pharmacy school.
The reason is that the school only allows a certain number of D's throughout the 6 years or so but I guess she maxed out on those D's...I am disappointed as well because I have watched her study so hard night and day working a job as well for the exams. She was never a science person and her parents kind of forced her to go to pharm school when she actually really wanted to major in business...so I feel truly sorry for her.
Currently, she has 5 years of pharmacy school debt, and has no college degree (pharm school was a 6 year program school where you have no degree unless you graduate..which is insane in my opinion honestly). So if she does get kicked out...she would only high school diploma and that's it despite having studied her butt off for 5 years...
So, could anyone please offer some wise words of advice on how to go about this situation?
Is community college an option?
And please please no discouragement or shaming, as she might be reading this as well and I don't want her to break down any more than she already is right now.
Thank you so much.
The reason is that the school only allows a certain number of D's throughout the 6 years or so but I guess she maxed out on those D's...I am disappointed as well because I have watched her study so hard night and day working a job as well for the exams. She was never a science person and her parents kind of forced her to go to pharm school when she actually really wanted to major in business...so I feel truly sorry for her.
Currently, she has 5 years of pharmacy school debt, and has no college degree (pharm school was a 6 year program school where you have no degree unless you graduate..which is insane in my opinion honestly). So if she does get kicked out...she would only high school diploma and that's it despite having studied her butt off for 5 years...
So, could anyone please offer some wise words of advice on how to go about this situation?
Is community college an option?
And please please no discouragement or shaming, as she might be reading this as well and I don't want her to break down any more than she already is right now.
Thank you so much.