The occupation that I am interested in pursuing is being a Pharmacist. In my study’s I have learned that being a Pharmacist has a great deal of commitment. The most interesting to me is that giving up the sport I love to play (baseball). All the Pharmaceutical colleges have no sports what so ever.
What is required in becoming a Pharmacist is first you must obtain a license to practice pharmacy. To with hold a license you must serve an internship under a licensed pharmacist, graduate from an accredited college of pharmacy, and pass a state examination. To receive the degree of Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.) requires 6 years of post secondary study and passing the licensure examination of a State board of pharmacy. Areas of graduate study incl
But to become a Pharmacist it requires a lot of patients, good grades, and commitment. As I look at myself if I worked hard at it I could defiantly become a Pharmacist.
My definition of success defiantly falls underneath a Pharmacist. First of all they make starting from 80 to 89 thousand dollars a year. Plus they are covered in all of their insurances. All though they do work usually very long hours about 40-50 hours a week, I think that the earnings are well worth it. All I know is that if I started out making as much money as they do I would be set for life because all I am looking for is like a 4 bedroom house located in Florida, which the real state runs cheaper down their. Also I know that I would waste all my money on toys, well until