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I was ill-prepared for the challenges of college and bad study habits during freshman and sophmore year landed me where I am now. I switched major twice (chemical engineering -> chem -> bio). I tried to pull my GPA back up during the last couple of semesters in hope to get my GPA up, but it was too little too late and I was only able to get it to what it is now. Basically, what can I do from here. I want to shape up. I want to get on a career path that would allow me to do something with myself and not end up on some dead end job. I seriously considered Pharmacy School, but few schools have a minimum requirement below 3.0. Even if they did, I would assume they want someone well above that value. I am considering taking a Pharmacy Tech program and volunteering at my local hospital's pharmacy for some insights into the field. Is my goal too unrealistic or is there a chance? Also, is there any way for me to re-take pre-pharm classes I've already taken to demonstrate my better understanding and determination even though I am a graduate? Any advice or suggestions would be appreciated, thank you.
