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I have experience in healthcare—I worked as a medical assistant for a short time. Then I decided to go back to college for a bachelor’s in health administration, and I just graduated 10 days ago. I feel like it might be too late for me to become a pharmacy technician. Has anyone here started pharmacy in their 30s or 40s?

Hi everyone, I live in Georgia and I’m applying for a pharmacy technician license. Can I submit a college transcript instead of a high school transcript, since I didn’t attend high school in the U.S.? If my credential evaluation is under my maiden name, do I need to include a marriage certificate to verify the name change? For mailing the application packet, can I use UPS/FedEx, or does it have to be USPS? Thank you!