UMB is a very highly ranked Pharmacy program....at least in respect to federal grant dollars that they receive. For clinical work I would probably only consider school that have an associated hospital (as in a health science center with a medical school)
I would look at the type of research the program is doing. Clinical pharm sci likely could be broadly interpreted.....anything from doing basic database studies of clinical data (no laboratory/bench science) to clinical studies of drugs in a hospital setting to translational laboratory/bench research.
If you are accepted early I would suggest you get to know the work of the faculty....look over some of their research papers, find one or two you are interested in, and contact them regarding a graduate position in their llab/program. You don't want to just show up and not really know anything about the program or faculty.
