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I doubt they can recruit enough students in the USA. The admission application is very bothersome. You can ask for information. I think the program also recruits Korean pharmacists overseas.

Contact Information LaJuan Taylor Enrollment Advisor The University of Florida Working Professional Doctor of Pharmacy (WPPD) (800) 431-6687 ext. 426 ltaylor-admissions@pharmd.distancelearning.ufl.edu

Go to the website to ask a lawyer. employeeissues.com I think prorated is reasonable. Every discussion should be in writing or emails. If you are insisted to go to the court, your employer will probably try to avoid from doing it and accept your suggestion.

You don't need a sponsorship for TN visa. What you need is an employer letter to Homeland Security attached to your TN visa application. TN visa is now valid for three years (the rule has changed from last year).

Tennessee dosen't require pharmacy intern license. Just need the pharmacist preceptor to fill the Internship Affidavit form at the end of the internship and then submit it to the pharmacy board.

I am confused which one is the final version.

As I know, in Michigan, if you are a Canadian registered pharmacist, you don't need to go through the internship. You can apply to the state pharmacy board and request to attend the Licensure Exam. Once you pass the NAPLEX and the law exam, you will be a Michigan registered pharmacist. Then, you can also transfer your pharmacist license to other states. Do some search yourself. Pharmacy Resource Center - Licensure of Canadian Pharmacists If you are not a graduate from a Canadian pharmacy school, make sure you have your university diploma evaluated (University of Toronto has the service... perhaps some changes...ask INS). It sounds rediculous even though you have the FPGEC on hand. But, that works. Good luck.