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Dentistry Vs Pharmacy Reddit. Most pharm schools are 4 years. You’re in a better position pursuing dentistry than pharmacy. Recently i have been contemplating the two. Although dentistry isn't what it used to be, it is universally accepted (at least on sdn) that dentistry has a far brighter future than. I just wanted a perspective from pre. Dentistry has a much higher earning potential and you get to pick your own hours which helps with work life balance. There are many pathways for students who are interested in clinical, industrial, academic etc. I was wondering what your opinions were on the profession of pharmacy vs. With dentistry you are guaranteed a job pretty much and the opportunities are much better as you are self employed and are in control of what you want to. I obviously know what the careers entail. I actually took the dat this summer and scored well, so now the question is whether i want to drop pharmacy and pursue dentistry after a few more. Depending on your acceptances, i’d go to the cheapest dental school you can attend. I have shadowed a dentist and work for a pharmacy.

There are many pathways for students who are interested in clinical, industrial, academic etc. I was wondering what your opinions were on the profession of pharmacy vs. I obviously know what the careers entail. Recently i have been contemplating the two. I actually took the dat this summer and scored well, so now the question is whether i want to drop pharmacy and pursue dentistry after a few more. Although dentistry isn't what it used to be, it is universally accepted (at least on sdn) that dentistry has a far brighter future than. You’re in a better position pursuing dentistry than pharmacy. I have shadowed a dentist and work for a pharmacy. I just wanted a perspective from pre. Depending on your acceptances, i’d go to the cheapest dental school you can attend.

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Dentistry Vs Pharmacy Reddit Depending on your acceptances, i’d go to the cheapest dental school you can attend. Recently i have been contemplating the two. Most pharm schools are 4 years. I obviously know what the careers entail. With dentistry you are guaranteed a job pretty much and the opportunities are much better as you are self employed and are in control of what you want to. I actually took the dat this summer and scored well, so now the question is whether i want to drop pharmacy and pursue dentistry after a few more. Depending on your acceptances, i’d go to the cheapest dental school you can attend. Dentistry has a much higher earning potential and you get to pick your own hours which helps with work life balance. There are many pathways for students who are interested in clinical, industrial, academic etc. I have shadowed a dentist and work for a pharmacy. I just wanted a perspective from pre. I was wondering what your opinions were on the profession of pharmacy vs. Although dentistry isn't what it used to be, it is universally accepted (at least on sdn) that dentistry has a far brighter future than. You’re in a better position pursuing dentistry than pharmacy.