Yolanda Williams, PharmD, PhD

I've wanted to be a pharmacy for a while, awhile as in a few years, and I haven't really been looking into it until this year, which is my final year of high school. And because of that I've been searching up lots of different things and I'm not exactly sure just what to believe.

College is a new chapter in my life and don't know where to start. My college goals is to go to a four year school for pharmacy. Is it a good path to go down? What do other students feels once they start down this path?

I'm a high schooler who wants to pursue being a pharmacist after college. I excel at math, science, and art.

I'm interested in studying Forensics, and though I believe I can handle complex cases, I want to know how It effects other Forensic Scientists so I can be aware.

I am a senior in high school this year, and I aspire to be a clincal pharmacist. The healthcare field is a big interest for me. I dream of changing lives and helping others.

I think about going into pharmacy, and I want to know what being a pharmacist looks like so I can get an idea of what I’m going into. I would also like to know about the class that I will be taking in college. Any tips will help.

Especially for the PharmD test.

I am hoping to pursue a PharmD and am thinking about going into research. I want to know more about the pathway and what is best to do.

I currently live in the Bahamas. I would like to become a pharmacist and get my doctorate degree as well.

Senior in high school, 17 years old, almost in college about to major in Biology

I'm currently a high school senior who recently got admitted to a direct entry program for pharmacy. Just wondering what other jobs pharmacists can take on that isn't the average retail or clinical positions. I understand pharmacy isn't as surface level as it seems so I'm really curious about...

I am considering pursuing a career in hospital pharmacy and want to know what makes the job worth it. What is the most gratifying or rewarding characteristic of this career?

With the numerous career options how can on find a fulfilling one.

I am a pre-pharmacy major at ULM, and I will soon be at the ULM College of Pharmacy.

I am currently a senior in high school and college is around the corner. I want to have a rough plan for college and post-grad so I have better chances to become a pharmacist.

I am only 14 and while I know I am interested in sciences, how do I decide what career will be right for me and provide me with a quality life?

I'm currently starting trade school and I would like to get to know more information about the career I'm interested in getting into. I don't have any experience in working in a pharmacy, I've only worked retail before. I'm interested in getting into Pharmacy because I want to be able to help...

I'm interested in working

Chemistry is one of the course I hate and I wish I know it,how can I develop interest or can I ignore and move further?

How much does it cost to open a pharmacy ?

I will be a senior next school year. And I hear there are lots of stress and pressure, and yelling from coworkers, managers, and patients. I was considering pharmacy, but I don't know if I should anymore. I see many pharmacists quitting on YouTube. Should I pursue a PharmD degree, or another career?

How can I become a pharmacist
What major should I study

While being a clinical pharmacist do I get paid? What are the hours like? Are there any requirements to begin? And finally do I have to work out the full length of the program?

I love everything about science and i was thinging about being an applied pycisist.

I would love to go into the health science field and i think neurology is for me but im not sure.

I'm thinking about going into pharmacy.
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I know some people who count by 3

I’m bipolar (it’s unclear whether i’m 1 or 2 yet) and I want to pursue medicine. I am in high school currently and am worried I can’t have the future I want.

Everyone has different perspectives on healthcare, so I want to know why you became someone who works in the healthcare path.