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Do you have to be in pharmacy school to intern at a pharmacy?

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Yes. To be an intern you need to have a license, and part of the license application needs to be filled out by the school of pharmacy you are enrolled at. You can work in a pharmacy as a technician. You will have a lower pay rate than an intern, but you don't need an intern's license.

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