She received her diploma in the 90s, did not go to study, simply brought money to the dean's office for a contract and a little "from above" for the opportunity not to take exams. I don't know anything about my specialty, I won't be able to help in the army. Will it be possible for the TCC to explain this and not register or simply refuse education?
Do you need to register as a pharmacist if you received your education 'for money'?
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Lorina Fedan
From October 1, all female doctors will be required to register for military service. The specialty is taken into account both by the diploma and by the actual place of work. It is not important how you got this specialty - the very fact that you are a pharmacist by profession is a reason to register.
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