I am thinking of going to pharmacy school, even though I have already gotten my bachelor's degree. I am particularly intersted in accelerated/year-round Pharm.D. programs but have had difficulty finding them. Is anyone aware of a website where I could find some sort of a list of these programs, maybe with links to the schools' websites? Also, is anyone know anything about the difference between accelerated and four-year programs in terms of curriculum? Thanks!
Accelerated Pharm.D. programs
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Here's a list of all of the pharmacy programs currently recognized by aacp:
http://www.aacp.org/Docs/MainNavigation/ForStudentsApplicants/5401_PSARtab1.pdf
"Year-round" or "other" with a superscript of "e" means its an accelerated 3-year program. I think South University in Georgia is also 3 years, although it doesn't say so on the list, and Hawaii is missing from the list, but I think it's 3 years too.
You can find links to individual schools here: http://www.aacp.org/issi/membership/schools.asp?TrackID=&VID=6&CID=593&DID=4224
Also check out www.pharmcas.org to see if each institution participates in Pharmcas or not, and for deadlines. If you're thinking of applying for Fall '05, and since you already have a bachelor's degree, APPLY EARLY, starting in June '04!
http://www.aacp.org/Docs/MainNavigation/ForStudentsApplicants/5401_PSARtab1.pdf
"Year-round" or "other" with a superscript of "e" means its an accelerated 3-year program. I think South University in Georgia is also 3 years, although it doesn't say so on the list, and Hawaii is missing from the list, but I think it's 3 years too.
You can find links to individual schools here: http://www.aacp.org/issi/membership/schools.asp?TrackID=&VID=6&CID=593&DID=4224
Also check out www.pharmcas.org to see if each institution participates in Pharmcas or not, and for deadlines. If you're thinking of applying for Fall '05, and since you already have a bachelor's degree, APPLY EARLY, starting in June '04!
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eg261 said:
The fact that you already have a B.S. will help your chances of being accepted to pharmacy school - which has recently become extremely competitive.
There is no difference between four year and three year curricula.
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I did a thread a while back on this but the new search function doesn't seem to work. Anyway, here are the schools
LECOM- Erie PA
University of the Pacific- Stockton Ca
South University- Savannah Georgia
Midwestern University- Glendale AZ
Albany University- Albany NY
NVCP- Las Vegas NV
MCP- Worchester MA
And I think im forgetting one...at least its not my own school this time! LOL
LECOM- Erie PA
University of the Pacific- Stockton Ca
South University- Savannah Georgia
Midwestern University- Glendale AZ
Albany University- Albany NY
NVCP- Las Vegas NV
MCP- Worchester MA
And I think im forgetting one...at least its not my own school this time! LOL
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I couldn't remember if they were or not. I was sure someone would correct me!
