Can I get My Pharmacy Tech Lic. with out actually attending a school?
457045
Depends on the state.  In KY you have to pass the exam.  You prepare either by working in a pharmacy or going to school.
593748
Just get them at a community college. Online schools often are not accredited ... then your units don't count, and you are out the money.
798628
Most of the school in USA is only has Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) program and I think you need to have M Pharm to apply for it.
135595
Wow - it's strange to think that your local governments (city, state, etc.) would allow that to happen. Your school tax dollars aren't doing much, are they?\n\nThen again, and please don't take this too hard, but I found reading your question quite trying. It should look more like this:\n\n"I received a non-accredited high school diploma and now I can't go to college because no college will accept it. Is there any way around it or anything I can do to make it accredited?"\n\nSeriously, I know this is "just an online forum," but you will need to do a better job of *showing* you have written skills if you expect to get into a good college.
914981
i dont know, but if ur school has an ROP program or something that can give you job training while in school then take it. that is what i am goign to do since i want to become a pharmacist or a pharmacy techinician. oh and if you want, can u look at my question(about pharmacist) to see how it would be to be one.
704480
Don't, it's a waste of good money.  Most pharmacies will teach you what you need to know.  Work for a retail pharmacy for a while, and then take, if you desire, the certification exam.  Regardless, if you have a diploma or not, an uncertified, no experience tech, is going to initially make $8-$9 an hour.
1080206
I don't know about taking a class online, maybe try and call one of the schools that does it and advertises all the time on TV they probably have online classes or may know of one.....If you get a job with a pharmacy a lot of times they pay for your training and tech test...although it is a LOT easier to get hired if you're certified....Good luck...also look at www.ptcb.org that is the Pharmacy Tech Certification Board...Thats all you really need to do is take the test...the "schooling" is a crock of shit.
1170019
Most pharmacy schools right now do not need a 4 year degree.  They have a list of classes that you need to take that covers things like chemistry and biology and math.  It's just a 2 year prepharm series of courses.  Then you take the p-cat and apply to school.  If you want to go to school for pharmacy, you should look up what the pharmacy schools you're considering require and then just plan to take those.  Most schools do not require you to declare a major.\nThis may change in the future, although you will probably not have to major in anything specific even then.  You would still just have to get the list of required courses done, but something like biochemistry should fulfill most of the requirements.  The others you could use for your general electives.
1106537
I suggest you contact the Ontario College of Pharmacists which is the professional organization that represents pharmacists.  They have information about certification for pharmacists and programs for pharmacy technicians.  Good luck!\n\n1-800-220-1921
864398
Come on unless you are home bound go to your nearest community college or any of the state schools near you. Not being able to participate in the classes and use the ingredients available to you would be costly at best and I can't imagine any restaurant accepting an "on-line" degree. If you just want the education try the food sites or possibly a home taught course, just so happens that is something I have been tossing around so if you are local. . .
153243
You can contact a nearby state college or if you do not want bothered by them begging you to sign with them-contact a nearby hospital ask the nursing staff-I found what school I needed and what field I would like to do for know and How to get there by a local Hospital (nursing staff and nursing home)The college seem to just want me to sign with little answers.Also online nursing classes in the search engine and just start reading away.
904984
Yes, I'm planning on going to pharmacy school. Right now I work in a pharmacy as a tech. and both of my parents are pharmacists. It requires a LOT of chemistry and some doctors have told me that pharmacy school is harder than med school. But yes, it's very highly paid, especially if you were to go into retail pharmacy. You'll work your butt off but the money's worth it. Plus: there's a large shortage of pharmacists out there right now, so you'd never have to worry about finding a job.
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You need to be sure to enroll in a Pharmacy School that is accredited by ACPE, which is the only pharmacy accreditation agency recognized by the U.S. Dept. of Education.\n\nSee this link for a list of those schools --\nhttp://www.acpe-accredit.org/students/programs.asp
764232
University of Washington has a really good pharmacy program, so you can just go on their website and request info.\n\nhttp://www.washington.edu/
1102389
Check your state's department of education website.  Your state may have a "virtual School" in which you can take classes that will count toward graduation.  Check to make sure there are no special exceptions for home schoolers.
88957
I should think you first apply to the nearest pharmacy school close to your place..But before you apply check on the requirements.
147390
Probably not in a legal sense but don't belive in magic. There's no substitute for a real education. Any respectable employer will check what education you have.\nYou want a univesity diploma go to respectable university. Most big universities have distance learning programs if you don't have time for classes.