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Post Bachelors PharmD Programs ( Anticipated for CY 2000 + ) |
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As Universities and schools with pharmacy programs begin to
change their curriculums, the traditional Bachelor of Science Degree in
Pharmacy, as we know it, is disappearing. In the not too distant future
all pharmacists entering the workforce will graduate with a PharmD. For those pharmacists currently with bachelors degrees in pharmacy, the only means to obtain a PharmD is through postgraduate studies. The USAF offers only one funded AFIT PharmD program annually. The following lists were prepared to assist you in locating Universities and schools that offer either fulltime, or part time nontraditional PharmD programs. Remember that the latter programs are not funded by the USAF either through AFIT or the tuition assistance programs. |
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Fulltime PharmD Programs |
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Western Howard Florida A&M Nova Southeastern Midwestern-Chicago Purdue Xavier Ferris State Michigan Wayne State
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Mississippi St Louis Rutgers Albany COP Campbell North Dakota State Ohio State Cincinnati Toledo Oklahoma
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Oregon State Philadelphia Temple Rhode Island Medical University of SC Texas Southern Texas - Austin
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Part Time and Nontraditional PharmD Programs |
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Auburn Samford Colorado Howard Florida A&M Nova Southeastern Florida Mercer Georgia Idaho State Midwestern - Chicago Illinois at Chicago Purdue Iowa Kansas Kentucky NE Louisiana Xavier Maryland
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Massachusetts Ferris State Wayne State Minnesota Mississippi St Louis Missouri - KC Montana Creighton Rutgers New Mexico St John's Buffalo Albany COP North Carolina North Dakota State Ohio Northern Ohio State
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Cincinnati Philadelphia Temple Rhode Island South Carolina Texas Southern Texas Tech Texas - Austin Shenandoah Virginia Commonwealth Washington State West Virginia
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