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What role does ones faith play in the admission and interview process at private religious pharmacy schools?

Does anyone know about Belmont, Lipscomb, or Regis in particular?

Any feedback will be appreciated.
 
What role does ones faith play in the admission and interview process at private religious pharmacy schools?

Does anyone know about Belmont, Lipscomb, or Regis in particular?

Any feedback will be appreciated.

Faith does not factor into the admissions process at Regis. They do require 6 credits of religious studies, but they don't care how you get them and they don't care what you believe. If you happen to be Catholic, they have some really nice facilities that you may benefit from, but if not it's no big deal.

I can't speak to the other schools, but I interviewed at Regis and I know that's the case.
 
Faith does not factor into the admissions process at Regis. They do require 6 credits of religious studies, but they don't care how you get them and they don't care what you believe. If you happen to be Catholic, they have some really nice facilities that you may benefit from, but if not it's no big deal.

I can't speak to the other schools, but I interviewed at Regis and I know that's the case.

Pretty spot on.

I was expecting them to be a little more concerned in this area but they weren't.