What are some small Pharm schools?

UCSD takes in 60 students each year, and it's fairly a new school.

 

Creighton's campus class is 110, so about the size of your H.S. class. Omaha isn't really all that urban either (IMHO) and being the biggest city in Nebraska doesn't count - it's a small'ish city.

Are you at a small college for your pre-reqs too? Or are you looking for 0-6 schools?

I had never thought about it but my H.S. graduating class was 54 kids, and I'm in Creighton's distance class with 55 students...hmmm, weird.

 

Use the "compare US pharmacy programs" function on the AACP's website. You can use the "first year enrollment in pharmacy program" option to see which schools have the class size you want.

http://www.aacp.org/issi/membership/survey_psar.asp?CID=104&TrackID=&TrackID&TrackID=

 

And actually there's 54 of us now.....even odder!

 

Our class size at Michigan ranges from 70-80, one of the smallest pharmacy schools out there as a part of one of the biggest schools in the nation. It's quite a unique experience in a quaint affluent town.

 

Yeah, Creighton is small-ish...

Look at Univ of Wyoming or Univ of Montana or North Dakota St or South Dakota State. When it comes to small, look towards the rocky mt/midwest states...

 

Overall in size USP is small (~2800 students). However, you will be coming in with close to 300some classmates. However, don't worry, it will drop to the low 200s before you can blink an eye.

 

Oh yeah - I forgot about that! My brain is really toast...

And Backwoods Boy, I didn't even notice you're in Southern Illinois - I'm in St. Louis. I'd check out SIU-Edwardsville - I think their entering class is in the 80-82 range and in-state tuition would be nice too.

 

I'm getting pretty fried too now. It doesn't seem like I'm getting thru things quickly. I have NOTHING to do but study until finals, but it still seems like it's not enough time!!

 

Here at Touro NY, we have 66 students in the Class of 2012, and they are looking to get 80 students for the Class of 2013 and then 100 for Class of 2014.

 

The puerto rico campus at NSU has only 30 students.

 

Univ. of Appalachia is a small rural school, and they have a very positive mission for rural pharmacists.

 

My contribution is University of New Mexico has a class of 85 i believe.

 

St. John Fisher in Rochester, NY. 75 per class. A part of their philosophy includes learning in a small community.

 

I'd say most pharmacy schools have pharmacy classes of around 110 +/ 30. However, the size of the overall campus population is going to vary quite a bit.

 

Huh? They had over 600 applicants last year and only selected 82. How is that guaranteed? I guess it could be if you already attend SIUE undergrad and have a 4.0 GPA and a 90+ PCAT.

 

Midwestern -IL Is a small school. The class size for pharmd is 200....but the total number of students in school is just under 2000.

 

Idaho State currently only accepts 60 each year, but they are working towards increasing this eventually to 80 per year. My class started with 60, but we only have 56 now.

 

University of Charleston. 75 -80 students per class. Wonderful school, I absolutely love every minute of it.

 

How is Omaha a "smallish city"? It has a population of about 420,000 and is the 42nd largest city in the United States. Anyway to stay on topic of the thread UNMC(Nebraska Medical Center) has a class size of 65 for each incoming class.