<p>So I ended up slacking off quite badly in my freshman year, without really any idea what i wanted to do. Now, I believe that I want to become a pre-pharm student. Looking at the 2 year track, I'm realizing it's impossible for me to finish that program now. This fall (i'll be a sophomore) I'll be taking chem II, bio II, calc I, PHY2020 (not sure if i'm ready for PHY2053 yet), and possibly stat 2.</p>
<p>Is there any hope or any recourse anyone can think of to help me get on some sort of track to be admitted into a Pharmacy school?</p>
<p>Also any clubs or organizations I could join for support and information?</p>
<p>I’m a pre-pharm student starting this fall and just finished up with my orientation. Wanda Washington, the academic adviser for most pre-pharm students, stated that you don’t have to do the accelerated track because in all actuality, many students are unable to manage the ridiculous course load for the first 4 semesters. Just keep in mind that you now have to major in something with all the pre-professional requirements for pharmacy included. If I were you I’d contact her like lr2010 said. Her email is <a href=“mailto:wanda@ufl.edu”>wanda@ufl.edu</a> and I’m sure you could find her somewhere on the Pharmacy website. She’s a really nice woman. </p>
<p>You also will need to join the Pre-Pharmacy Society like me this fall because I’ve been told the group is an invaluable tool for study partners and PCAT help.</p>