University pre pharmacy requirements can I make it in?

Question

Hi, I'm entering college this year and I need to know if I can do all of these requirements in 2 years, I don't care if I have to do summers, and I have tons of AP credit. Just let me know thanks.
Pre-pharmacy Requirements*

English Composition 3 sem. hrs.
(1 sem. or 5 qtr. hrs)
English Literature 3 sem. hrs.
(1 sem. or 5 qtr. hrs)*
General Chemistry I 4 sem. hrs.
(1 sem. or 6 qtr. hrs)1
General Chemistry II 4 sem. hrs.
(1 sem. or 6 qtr. hrs)1
General Biology I 4 sem. hrs.
(1 sem. or 6 qtr. hrs)1
General Biology II 4 sem. hrs.
(1 sem. or 6 qtr. hrs)1
Organic Chemistry I 4 sem. hrs.
(1 sem. or 6 qtr. hrs)1
Organic Chemistry II 4 sem. hrs.
(1 sem. or 6 qtr. hrs)1
Physics I 3 sem. hrs.
(1 sem. or 5 qtr. hrs)
Anatomy and Physiology I 4 sem. hrs.
(1 sem. or 6 qtr. hrs)1
Anatomy and Physiology II 4 sem. hrs.
(1 sem. or 6 qtr. hrs)1
Calculus I 3 sem. hrs.(
1 sem. or 5 qtr. hrs)
Economics 3 sem. hrs.
(Macro, micro (1 sem. or 5 qtr hrs)
Public Speaking 3 sem. hrs.
Psychology 3 sem. hrs.
History 3 sem. hrs.
Electives 9 sem. hrs.2

Answer 1

I didn't bother counting, but just add it all up. See if they fit into two years worth. 2 years equals 4 semesters (not counting summer school). If you can handle all that in 4 semesters, then you're fine.

But yes, getting into those required classes is usually an issue nowadays. All required classes are popular so they fill up fast. You might not be able to make it in two years simply because you couldn't get into the classes you need.

Answer 2

I was able to do it in 2 years without summers, but I had AP credit in Biology, U.S. History, Psychology, and English Composition 1.

Answer 3

It looks like you could. Keep in mind you would be taking multiple science courses at once which is extremely time consuming and difficult.

You may want to look into any sequencing requirements that may affect your class timing (i.e. can't take physics until after calculus, can't take organic chem until after gen chem).

Also, not all classes are offered every semester so be sure to look ahead to make sure you don't plan on taking something in the fall that is only offered in the spring.

Good luck!

Answer 4

yes of course .if medicine pre-clinical requirements needs 3 years >Pharmacy ones need less