Hello,
I am a Pharmacist in the U.S.A.. I do believe that my Pharmacy College
takes foreign transfers. It is in Ada, Ohio--a very very small college town but was a great college--one of the top 10 for pharmacy in the U.S. I believe. At least on somebodys list anyway. It is a very rich school and has a lot of charm.
But if you have grown up in a large city, it may be too small for you. The town it is in has a population of about 3000 or so. My sister and I both went
there for Pharmacy. The college was 4 hours away from our home. My
husbands cousin who grew up in Italy and came to the U.S. after she graduated high school went to Ohio Northern University for pharmacy also.
Their website is
Ohio Northern University
then click on Admission, then click on International Students
Ohio Northern University is a very friendly college and they will help you with most anything. Plus, they are very motivated about attracting foreign
students and giving scholarships. Mind you, it is one of the more expensive
colleges and cost about $30,000 U.S. dollars for 1 year of tuition and room&
board. And you have to complete 6 years to get a PharmD degree.
But like I said they are very interested in their foreign students and may give
out scholarships to help pay.
Plus, if you work in the U.S., the average Pharmacist now makes about
90,000 dollars a year to start. (I paid off my college loans quickly)
hope this helps. Mariann