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1: Be civil and nice.
2: Try not to excessively repost, as a rule of thumb, wait at least 2 months to do it if you *have* to.

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Mental health, like the other guy said, is probably a priority.


Aside from that, You say you're 18. I take it you've just graduated HS? It may not seem like it, but at this rate, EVERYONE that's going into college is probably gonna run into the wall of "Oh shit wtf" in one form or another, whether if it's in the form of debt, affordability, interest change, etc.

Pharmacology, chemistry, psychology; You said you liked learning about Psych and Chem - what about these do you like learning about?


Beyond that, let's break it down.

If you *do* go into pharm or something, just keep in mind that pharm is critically interconnected so you could go into a wide range of related [fields](http://www.collegesanddegrees.com/programs/pharmacy/related-careers).

What kind of things have you heard about Pharm that you hated?

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Educationally, assuming you graduate HS and want/need to progress (*you could take some time and get a job somewhere whether its basic entry retail or some volunteer thing at a pharm-type thing*), Community colleges seem to be your best bet for now..

**Tuition**: 
[Rough Annual is about 3400 (at least *I think*, in DC)](http://www.aacc.nche.edu/AboutCC/Documents/Facts14_Data_R3.pdf)

From there, it's just a matter of getting decent grades, expanding your knowledge and *networking*. With teachers, faculty, gaining experience via volunteer or interning, etc.

TLDR: *Experience and Networking* = key. College, graduation year, none of that shit matters compared to your exp and who you know.

Good luck kid.
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