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Hey people with alot of degrees I know that perhaps the reputation of the university counts towards future prospects. I was wondering whether this was the case in pharmacy?
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Re: Does it matter where you study pharmacy?
Only if you are interviewed by someone from your uni.
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Re: Does it matter where you study pharmacy?
Hmmmm, I'm not sure what you mean, for example If i were to study pharmacy at LSOP as opposed to say erm De Montford. Would employers find LSOP more applicable on the CV?Comment
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Re: Does it matter where you study pharmacy?
You have the choice so you might as well go to the one with the best reputation, rather thn a former polytechnic. Look up ratings on the net. Nottingham used to be the highest rated followed by Manchester Bath and Cardiff. Not sure which is highest at the minute. base your choice on this rather than which is nearest to home, or where your friends are going.Comment
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Re: Does it matter where you study pharmacy?
Originally posted by lamzee View Post
Don't go somewhere just because your friends are going there, inevitably you and they will make new friends and you will drift apart. See your old ones in vacation.47 BC : Julius Cesar : Veni Vidi Vici : I came, I saw I conquered.
2018 AD : Modern Man : I shopped, I clicked, I collected.
How times change.
If you find you have read something that has upset or offended you an anyway please unread it at once.Comment
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Re: Does it matter where you study pharmacy?
what do people think of sunderland for pharmacy3rd yr pharmacy student - bath
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Re: Does it matter where you study pharmacy?
Originally posted by giggsy View Post
Old Poly (see Lamzee's post)Kemzo the pharmacist forumly known as kemzeroComment
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Re: Does it matter where you study pharmacy?
It's close to Newcastle so probably good for networking with NPC peeps.Originally posted by giggsy View Post
Only advice I'd give on choice is to avoid places not yet accredited.
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