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Jayo_Mac · 2009 August 27th, 09:00 AM

While I am living in the Philippines for the next few years, I want to get a pharmacy degree which will allow me to practice pharmacy upon my return to the USA. Which schools/programs might one recommend that is fully accredited for practicing pharmacy in the US? Thanks for your suggestions in advance.

Laura.pharm · 2009 August 27th, 11:38 AM

non of them in Philippines. Citizen or not you will have to go through FPGEE because your college or pharmacy school is outside the continental US.

Laura.pharm · 2009 August 27th, 11:39 AM

Non of them in Philippines.
Sorry, I didn't mean to post it twice

winona · 2009 August 27th, 05:44 PM

Are you an incoming freshman? You should enroll in a university that offers a five year curriculum. I know University of Santo Tomas as one. But just the same, you need to go through FPGEE certification.

katryla · 2009 September 19th, 06:13 AM

Jayo Mac, there's UP Manila, CEU, and UST that offer a 5-year program. I'm about to leave US two months from now to take the entrance test at UST and CEU (too late to take the test at UP). I hope I can meet you when I get there. I'll be staying in Manila.

2009 August 27th, 09:00 AM	#1 (permalink)
Jayo_Mac I JUST got here. Join Date: Aug 2009 Posts: 3	US Citizen Soon to Be Studying Pharmacy in the Philippines. Quick Question While I am living in the Philippines for the next few years, I want to get a pharmacy degree which will allow me to practice pharmacy upon my return to the USA. Which schools/programs might one recommend that is fully accredited for practicing pharmacy in the US? Thanks for your suggestions in advance.

2009 August 27th, 11:38 AM	#2 (permalink)
Laura.pharm Within my grasp! Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 107	non of them in Philippines. Citizen or not you will have to go through FPGEE because your college or pharmacy school is outside the continental US. Last edited by Laura.pharm : 2009 August 31st at 08:31 PM.

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2009 August 27th, 11:39 AM	#3 (permalink)
Laura.pharm Within my grasp! Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 107	Non of them in Philippines. Sorry, I didn't mean to post it twice

2009 August 27th, 05:44 PM	#4 (permalink)
winona Eager! Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 49	Are you an incoming freshman? You should enroll in a university that offers a five year curriculum. I know University of Santo Tomas as one. But just the same, you need to go through FPGEE certification.

2009 September 19th, 06:13 AM	#5 (permalink)
katryla I JUST got here. Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 9	Jayo Mac, there's UP Manila, CEU, and UST that offer a 5-year program. I'm about to leave US two months from now to take the entrance test at UST and CEU (too late to take the test at UP). I hope I can meet you when I get there. I'll be staying in Manila.

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