dawnomike:
If you can not read @least 3 hours to 6 hours a day don't just go there...

OJay360:
Please is Pharmacy really that hard because I've been seeing comments here on NL how pharmacy is even more harder than medicine and it's making me kind of scared because I don't want to struggle in school.

Nairalanders, pls I need your opinion on this issue. Thanks

OJay360:
That's nor hard but some ppl are saying that I'll will have to read night till daybreak and worse I'll have to cram, which is what I can't do.

Onlinedet:

don't be deceived bro.....pharmacy ain't harder than medicine, forget the hype about pharmacy ..... It's also good course shaa

OJay360:
Please is Pharmacy really that hard because I've been seeing comments here on NL how pharmacy is even more harder than medicine and it's making me kind of scared because I don't want to struggle in school.

Nairalanders, pls I need your opinion on this issue. Thanks

OJay360:
Please is Pharmacy that hard because I've been seeing comments here on NL how pharmacy is, even more, harder than medicine and it's making me kind of scared because I don't want to struggle in school.

Nairalanders, pls I need your opinion on this issue. Thanks

BiggyB242:


Is just that if you go beyond a particular score which is pass for other courses is consider fail in pharmacy, for uniport if you fail a particular number courses I think 4 or so you will repeat that class and the lowest you can get is a D, mind you pharmacy is a lucrative profession.

Study courses you can stand on your own even if you don't get a job. Using engineering as an example a petroleum engineer must work in a company to practise his profession but a civil engineer can be self employed. Those in the sciences usually end up being school teachers or lecturers best case scenario except the geology (drilling coy) and some few others.

Choose you courses wisely and the school as well- looking at Electrical Engineering in Uniben is the easiest of all engineering but is the most difficult engineering in uniport. A medical doctor from abraka is same as a medical doctor from Uniben don't let the name of schools becloud your judgement and finally a first class from Ekpoma will attended to first before a 2.2 from Bells university.

If someone had given me this advise, I wouldn't be where I am today.

SmartestG:

Really, electrical is the easiest in Uniben? Is that what you heard or you have reasons?

dawnomike:
If you can not read @least 3 hours to 6 hours a day don't just go there...

BiggyB242:


Graduated from uniben. The easiest department in engineering.

Areaboyfriend:

I find it difficult to believe. Everyone is different! I am a medical student and I have never read more than 2 hours in a day. I am still doing well and making good use of my time. As a student, you only have to study smart!

SmartestG:

Thought as much. You've still not stated your reasons. Like why is it considered the easiest?

Jman06:
Pharmacy is not easy but with determination and hard work, you can scale through.
Every semester is a new struggle and you've got like 10 semesters to face( aside 100l).
You'll face 6 departments and each of these departments competes with others for which is tougher than others!

You've got both practicals and theory classes to cover every semester and in some schools like Uniben, practical and theory exams are taken separately and you must score at least 50% to pass (some courses are 60%).

The materials are usually voluminous and you should also be good in calculations. So, it involves reading large volume of works and also doing some calculations.

Imagine a scenario where nine lecturers took a course in say pharmacology, each lecturer leaving you with large materials of his/her aspects of the course to cover. Then during exam, only 5 lecturers set exams and you don't know who among them would set or who would not set, so you've got no choice than read every damn thing. If you fail to cover all the materials, you might get into the exam hall only to discover that your questions are exactly those ones you didn't read!

It's not easy but a dedicated person can do it!

The secret is, never take anything for granted!

BiggyB242:


Is just that if you go beyond a particular score which is pass for other courses is consider fail in pharmacy, for uniport if you fail a particular number courses I think 4 or so you will repeat that class and the lowest you can get is a D, mind you pharmacy is a lucrative profession.

Study courses you can stand on your own even if you don't get a job. Using engineering as an example a petroleum engineer must work in a company to practise his profession but a civil engineer can be self employed. Those in the sciences usually end up being school teachers or lecturers best case scenario except the geology (drilling coy) and some few others.

Choose you courses wisely and the school as well- looking at Electrical Engineering in Uniben is the easiest of all engineering but is the most difficult engineering in uniport. A medical doctor from abraka is same as a medical doctor from Uniben don't let the name of schools becloud your judgement and finally a first class from Ekpoma will attended to first before a 2.2 from Bells university.

If someone had given me this advise, I wouldn't be where I am today.

OJay360:
Please is Pharmacy really that hard because I've been seeing comments here on NL how pharmacy is even more harder than medicine and it's making me kind of scared because I don't want to struggle in school.

Nairalanders, pls I need your opinion on this issue. Thanks

Fyi0:

No pharmacy school in Nigeria entertains a D

BiggyB242:

I couldn't remember,but I knew it will be either be a "c" or "d"

Fyi0:

C is the least you can get. In some courses the minimum is a B

BiggyB242:

"b" ?? I disagree with you on that one.

OJay360:
Please is Pharmacy really that hard because I've been seeing comments here on NL how pharmacy is even more harder than medicine and it's making me kind of scared because I don't want to struggle in school.

Nairalanders, pls I need your opinion on this issue. Thanks

BiggyB242:


Is just that if you go beyond a particular score which is pass for other courses is consider fail in pharmacy, for uniport if you fail a particular number courses I think 4 or so you will repeat that class and the lowest you can get is a D, mind you pharmacy is a lucrative profession.

Study courses you can stand on your own even if you don't get a job. Using engineering as an example a petroleum engineer must work in a company to practise his profession but a civil engineer can be self employed. Those in the sciences usually end up being school teachers or lecturers best case scenario except the geology (drilling coy) and some few others.

Choose you courses wisely and the school as well- looking at Electrical Engineering in Uniben is the easiest of all engineering but is the most difficult engineering in uniport. A medical doctor from abraka is same as a medical doctor from Uniben don't let the name of schools becloud your judgement and finally a first class from Ekpoma will attended to first before a 2.2 from Bells university.

If someone had given me this advise, I wouldn't be where I am today.

Areaboyfriend:

I find it difficult to believe. Everyone is different! I am a medical student and I have never read more than 2 hours in a day. I am still doing well and making good use of my time. As a student, you only have to study smart!

Jman06:
Pharmacy is not easy but with determination and hard work, you can scale through.
Every semester is a new struggle and you've got like 10 semesters to face( aside 100l).
You'll face 6 departments and each of these departments competes with others for which is tougher than others!

You've got both practicals and theory classes to cover every semester and in some schools like Uniben, practical and theory exams are taken separately and you must score at least 50% to pass (some courses are 60%).

The materials are usually voluminous and you should also be good in calculations. So, it involves reading large volume of works and also doing some calculations.

Imagine a scenario where nine lecturers took a course in say pharmacology, each lecturer leaving you with large materials of his/her aspects of the course to cover. Then during exam, only 5 lecturers set exams and you don't know who among them would set or who would not set, so you've got no choice than read every damn thing. If you fail to cover all the materials, you might get into the exam hall only to discover that your questions are exactly those ones you didn't read!

It's not easy but a dedicated person can do it!

The secret is, never take anything for granted!

BiggyB242:

"b" ?? I disagree with you on that one.

Fyi0:

LOL. That's the truth sir.
In some courses in pharmacy school you need a minimum of 60% to pass.

Uyi168:
..
What level are u?..
2hrs a whole day cannot be enough..