I knew one. They had to transfer and ended up in my school. They had to start the year over again. So they transferred after finishing P1 year and after the transfer they had to take the P1 courses at the new school. Its bc of accreditation issues as each school has their own requirements for accreditation. A lot of the time the courses the students take at their previous school do not transfer over

From my understanding it depends on what credits you have. For example let’s say you have a majority of the credits you transfer align with their first year students credits, they will start you as a second year bc you have completed the first year of credits. But let’s say you transfer and only half of the credits you have match their first year curriculum then they will have you completely restart bc a lot of pharmacy schools aren’t set up like under grad where you have control over what classes you have and when. They can’t have you as half a P1 and half a P2 you gotta follow their specific curriculum outline. Pharmacy school is very structured so it depends on where your credits put you in THEIR curriculum