Yeah, I looked into that too. I worked in a pharmacy a few years back, my brother is trying to get into pharmacy school, and I'm dating a pharmacist. We've all sat down and talked about the state licensure requirements, rotations, internships, and a ton of other stuff. Pharmacy has it's own accreditation to get, but if the program meets all the requirements, it's not an issue.

The pharmacy program would be a college of the university, Like University of Arizona's College of Pharmacy. It would be basically the moneymaking part of the deal. That way I could eat some losses with the CLEP part of it if I had to. I'm totally looking to take all the good of the big 3 without all the high tuition and graduation fees.

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Jesse
BA in Liberal Studies, Thomas Edison State College, 2008