[xsarangforeverx]

I am korean...
& I REALLY want to live in Korea and I want to move there in my second year of college..
i am going to study pharmacy and become a pharmacist..
but i don't know if they have that in korean universities, esp the foreign school ones..(pharmacy major)

i knwo the schools here in america are better, but i so wanna live and work in korea..like really bad. ㅜㅜ

anyone know if they have that major???
do they offer anything of that sort, for people who haven't lived in korea..
The thing is my korean is not up to native korean level, so i don't think i would be able to handle the regular korean universities...
so yeah...


i need some info!!! pleas help!!!

[globosapien]

It's going to be very difficult for you to study in Korea if your proficiency level is not at an optimal level.
I have a friend who graduated from pharmacy school in Korea and she works at a drug company as an assistance to the manufacturing department, but she was born & raised in Korea so it was not a big deal for her.

May I ask why you why want to go to Korea to study and work?

[Lebanese_Blonde]

you'd want to consider your long term future also. employment rates are often low in korea and if you don't end up finding your dream job or anything decent and u want to move back sometime your degree might not be as helpful in the u.s. as you may have expected it to be.
if you really want to live and work in korea and ur not proficient in korean, pharmacy sounds like a bad idea. but you could always take an intensive language course and learn!