Some of the accelerated programs are only for U.S. graduates. I know of only two programs, Western and Nova, for international grads. Since you are a permanent resident, you can receive all applicable federal financial aid. For the PharmD program, that means loans. However, if you have exhausted any federal loan moneys via the masters degree, than only private loans will be available. The amount of money you can borrow is based on your school's cost of attendance.
One thing to keep in mind moving forward, Naplex is going to be changing a lot in the next few years. An issue for some internationals, will be the addition of a communication skills section of the exam. That is going to be added in 2017/18 time period. No one knows anything about it.
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