This was a blessing because I had also decided to go back to an accelerated pharmacy school program and could not work.

A popular investment for wealthy investors is a "zero cashflow" CVS pharmacy.

Of course, I was dead broke at the time with all the standard-issue financial problems of a 20-something.I went out on my lunch break and bought the biggest tub of Vaseline I could find in the downtown pharmacies.

My degree is in Pharmacy.

The Dollar Generals I like in strong suburban area with upgraded construction (about only 20% of them) go for about 5.7 to 6.0 cap rate.Dollar Tree conversion taking over empty pharmacies can have better cap rate, build quality,stronger suburban location, and low price point because lower rent per sq ft for the area.

The reason I am in this area for that time frame, to be more specific, is because my girlfriend moved here for pharmacy school and she is in her second year.

what about smaller pharmacies?

Although I strongly encourage you to finish your GED and move on to a community college. 1) Certified Pharmacy tech.

I went to six years of college to get my doctorate in pharmacy and I definitely think the most valuable and useful part of my entire education as it applies to my professional career was the typing class I took freshman year of high school. 

Doctorate in pharmacy here.... regret it daily lol!