How do career pathways differ for immunologists and pharmacologists?
Immunologists must obtain licenses, while pharmacologists do not have to.
Immunologists are required to earn a bachelor’s degree before medical school, while pharmacologists are required to earn a medical degree before pharmacy school.
Immunologists will take the MCAT and go to medical school, while pharmacologists will take the PCAT and go to pharmacy school.
Pharmacologists must obtain a license, while immunologists do not have to.

Immunologists are required to earn a bachelor's degree before medical school, while pharmacologist are required to earn a medical degree before pharmacy school.

Explanation:

Immunologists are physicians that are trained to diagnosed and treat any immunological disorder or immunodeficiency disorder.

Pharmacologist are scientist that study the chemical processes that occur between humans and drugs. They study the effect of drugs on people.

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