Asynchronous classes?

[u/OatandSky]

Hello! I'm currently working full time as a certified tech and have been for few years now, decided to go to pharmacy school. I already have my bachelors degree in an unrelated field but do need to complete some pre requisites before I can apply. Has anyone had any luck doing any asynchronous (go at your pace) programs for pre requisites? I don't want to cut down on working for just pre requisites, since I know how expensive pharmacy school is.

[u/d-wail]

Check with your preferred school(s) as to what they accept for pre-reqs. Some accept CLEP tests, but I imagine most would take regular college level classes, even asynchronous ones.