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I've changed careers recently. I'm a retail pharm tech taking my remaining prereqs at a junior college. I already have a degree in theatre (why, I don't know), but I graduated in Fall 2008 and won't be applying to pharmacy school until Fall 2016. My school of choice says that you should have taken math and science courses within 5 years of applying to "remain competitive."

How true is that? Should I retake the courses I took as an undergrad? Or is that really more applicable to people 10+ years away from college?

I realize the season just ended, but I'm pumped and planning the games I wanna go to next season and I was curious if anybody knew when they usually start selling them. I saw season passes are up already.

I just got my license from the state of Texas, in addition to my certification! Tomorrow I go to solidify my job offers and I don't think I could have done it without you guys' help. So thanks a bunch, r/pharmacy!

I passed my tech exam today, partly due to you guys giving me some pointers. Just wanted to give my thanks, as I go looking for a job and go back to school for pre-pharmacy!

We actually went to the ER because she got so dehydrated. She had been shitting and puking for about 4 hours at that point. Get back from the hospital about 2 hours after that, go to bed, and everything seems okay.

Then she gets out of bed and turns the light on, calmly telling me as she heads to the bathroom "I just shit myself." I started laughing and she laughed all the way to the bathroom.