Pre-Pharmacy Programs: Ernest Mario & US Schools

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The discussion centers on seeking guidance for applying to the Ernest Mario Pharmacy School at Rutgers University, with a focus on understanding the admission requirements, which are perceived as vague on the school's website. There is a call for more detailed information about what is needed for acceptance. Additionally, the conversation touches on the similarities between pre-pharmacy and other pre-professional programs, suggesting that a degree in any relevant field, along with completion of required courses, is essential for aspiring pharmacy students. Participants emphasize the importance of meeting specific course requirements while pursuing a degree. There is also an inquiry about other pre-pharmacy programs available in the U.S., indicating a broader interest in options beyond Rutgers.
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hey guys... i need some help with college application. i want to apply to Ernest Mario Pharmacy School in Rutgers and i want to know where i am stading in terms of being accepted or not. I've visited its website but its very vague on what it requires from students. can anyone give me more info this. also, does anyone know more pre-pharm programs in US besides Ernest Mario.
 
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I make an assumption about this:
Pre-medical, pre-veterinary, pre-dental, pre-pharmacy - All about the same. You want a degree in SOMETHING and also to include all of the courses listed for the "pre-subject" program.

I did not check any information about admission requirements to your Rutgers pre-pharmacy program; if lists specified courses, then study them, getting course credit, and also earn a degree in something.
 

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