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Program Name 1:

Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy Degree

Insitution:

UBC IF

Location:

Point Grey Campus-Vancouver B.C

Length of Program:

Four years

Tuition Levels (Approx.):

$5606 per year

Books & Supply Cost Estimates:

$1190 per year(approx.)

Application Fee:

$60

Admission Requirements:

30 credits in Biology, Chemistry, English, Math, and Physics.

Admission Advice:

Enrolment in faculty is limited and competitive.

Preference is given to well-qualified residents of BC who are Canadian citizens or permanent residents of Canada

Applications received with incomplete documentation or without the correct fees will not be processed. Late applications will not be considered

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Find 3 awards that relate to your program(s) listed above and that you qualify for at:

h t t p : // w w w . sd73 . bc . c a / a m a s /

I cant find any award related to Pharmacy

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To find awards that relate to the Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy program, you can follow these steps:

1. Visit the website mentioned: http://www.sd73.bc.ca/amas/.
2. Look for a search function or a page specifically dedicated to scholarships, grants, or awards.
3. Enter relevant keywords such as "pharmacy," "science," or "healthcare" to narrow down the search results.
4. Browse through the list of awards that appear and look for any that are specifically related to pharmacy or healthcare programs.
5. Check the eligibility requirements for each award to see if you meet the criteria.
6. If you find an award that you qualify for, note down its details (such as the name, eligibility criteria, and application process).

If you were unable to find any awards related to pharmacy on the given website, it is possible that there may not be any specific awards listed for that program. In such cases, you can consider exploring other scholarship databases, checking with your educational institution's financial aid office, talking to professors or advisors in the pharmacy department, or reaching out to professional pharmacy organizations for potential scholarship opportunities.