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In response to "Are you hung up on the number or does she act too young?" by zork

I was just thrown back a little, i thought she was at least like 25. She acts mature so we will see. -- nm

Posted by James Bond (on phone) (aka igor) Dec 8 '13, 20:19

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A mature 22-year-old is better than an immature 25-year-old. -- nm - David Dec 8, 20:45 1
- yup, to go through Pharmacy schooling at that young of an age she would have to be fairly level-headed and mature -- nm - Beaker Dec 9, 05:31
wait, she started medical school at 18? or pharm tech assistant at community college? -- nm - ruddy the red nosed zeitgeist Dec 8, 20:23 7
- You can go straight to pharmacy school out of high school. it's a six year program. - Tim Dec 8, 20:28 5
  - I thought pharmists were like doctors, premed and then medical school with a pharm specialty -- nm - ruddy the red nosed zeitgeist Dec 8, 22:35 1
    - no, too much specialised knowledge needed that isn't the same as for an MD. UofToronto is changing it's degree from BSc in Pharm to PharmD (Doctor of - zork Dec 9, 06:41
  - here you do two years of university and then apply to the pharmacy program which I think is another four years. -- nm - zork Dec 8, 20:53 1
    - Essentially, yeah, it's two undergrad years and four professional years. -- nm - Tim Dec 8, 20:58
  - and they have the *best* parties. -- nm - Reagen Dec 8, 20:35
- Actually pharmacy school. Apparently some of them don't require college degrees. She is a fully licensed pharmacist now. - James Bond (on phone) Dec 8, 20:26

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