Regarding Texas Southern University

[wantanswers]

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i have applied to pharm schools, but wanting to know if any one knew any thing about Texas schools

i came to the question after i saw this website posted by another person.

http://www.nabp.net/ftpfiles/bulleti...lpassrates.pdf


Texas southern University ..... im hearing the accreditation is at risk... teaching is horrible... is that true?

IF i had to pick TSU... would it be acceptable to go forward in to residency and etc?

 

[JamesL1585]

i have applied to pharm schools, but wanting to know if any one knew any thing about Texas schools

i came to the question after i saw this website posted by another person.

http://www.nabp.net/ftpfiles/bulleti...lpassrates.pdf


Texas southern University ..... im hearing the accreditation is at risk... teaching is horrible... is that true?

IF i had to pick TSU... would it be acceptable to go forward in to residency and etc?

TSU is has a Pharmacy school that is unique. You're going to get a great education, and if you don't they'll fail you. SImple lol... but seriously. The pharmacists from TSU know their stuff... last years NAPLEX Passing Rate for first time takers was 98%.

Go forward with a residency at any institution... as I really believe (And you can find articles on this) that residency's will be mandatory at some point in our career... and its always a good idea to be as qualified as possible. PM me if you have more questions ( I went there for undergrad for 3 years and have 3 really good friends in the program).

 

[pharmplz11]

That was back in the 70's that TSU had such bad pass rates, I think. You're going to get a good education there, they want the money and the only way to keep it coming in is to stay accredited. Now if they would just not require some crazy econ. class to be reviewed...

 

[ReyatazCPhT]

I work with several TSU alumni, and they are all EXCELLENT pharmacist with GREAT knowledge. You can't go wrong it accepted into TSU's program.