Ideal advanced country arrangement:
Doctor is the best expert in diagnosis so they only do diagnosis and write prescription.
Pharmacist is the best expert in drug so they only check for possible mistake in prescription and after checking, dispense the medicine.


In Malaysia.
Doctor think they are the best expert in both diagnosis and drug. So they diagnosis and dispense.

Pharmacist do not get prescription to dispense so they start to diagnosis and dispense.

Yes, it is a mad-mad world in Malaysia. Another Malaysia boleh stuff.

If your reason is limited finance, then have a look at University of Sunderland. Tuition fees is cheap. Living cost also cheap. Could probably get by with GBP 13,500 or RM75K or less per year with everything in.

http://www.sunderland.ac.uk/

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Added on December 31, 2009, 11:42 amI very much doubt you need 4As to get into UK uni for Pharmacy. You best go check around.

As for sending children to IMU issues. There could be many reasons and I reckon the majority are:
1. Cheaper cost if all done locally. Not really cheaper cost if you want to do IMU twinning with overseas universities. Many people don't know this.
2. Direct entry into overseas universities can be much more difficult, eg., Australian. So IMU is sort of an easier backdoor entry.

So the question of "good" in your posting don't have much bearing here.






This post has been edited by Optiplex330: Dec 31 2009, 11:42 AM