Original post by sookie17
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this pertains to the math that is taught in first year of pharmacy.
thanks
this pertains to the math that is taught in first year of pharmacy.
thanks
It's easier in all honesty. Biology and chemistry is what you need to be good at.
It is not a case of learning difficult concepts.
More of a case of learning a lot of concepts, some of which are a load of jibberish.
There is not a lot of maths in pharmacy at all.
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