What I fear happened...I got Accepted. I need advice

Colleges & Universities Cornell University
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<p>It’s a pharmacist. It’s not like law or business where you need a pedigree to get into the market. Most healthcare jobs just care that you have the degree and pass the certification exams.</p>

<p>Being a pharmacist 2 years earlier means pros are:

  1. No worrying about applying or taking stressful exams for Pharmacy school.
  2. 2 fewer years of paying grad school (estimating at 35K a year including living expenses, that’s 70K. 70K of a loan, with interest, is quite a lot)
  3. Working two years sooner (at 90K a year as a pharmacist, that’s another 180k)</p>

<p>So 70K plus 180K = 250K. Is Cornell with $250,000, two extra years of school, and the stress of reapplying to pharmacy school later on?</p>