Question
Trent is researching what it would take to become a pharmaceutical scientist. What academic requirements should he complete?
A.
an associate’s degree
B.
on-the-job training
C.
technical school
D.
a doctorate degree
E.
a bachelor’s degree
A.
an associate’s degree
B.
on-the-job training
C.
technical school
D.
a doctorate degree
E.
a bachelor’s degree
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To become a pharmaceutical scientist, Trent should ideally complete:
**D. a doctorate degree**
While a bachelor's degree in a related field such as pharmacology, chemistry, or biology is often the first step, advanced positions in pharmaceutical research typically require a Ph.D. or other doctorate degree. In some cases, a master's degree may also be sufficient for certain roles, but a doctorate is generally preferred for research and development positions in the pharmaceutical industry.
**D. a doctorate degree**
While a bachelor's degree in a related field such as pharmacology, chemistry, or biology is often the first step, advanced positions in pharmaceutical research typically require a Ph.D. or other doctorate degree. In some cases, a master's degree may also be sufficient for certain roles, but a doctorate is generally preferred for research and development positions in the pharmaceutical industry.
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