University at Buffalo Pharmacy Outcomes

By -
Interested to learn why the University at Buffalo School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences is ranked in the top 25 among PharmD programs?  Visit our assessment page to see how our students fair on the licensing exams (spoiler alert, they exceed state and national averages for passage rates), as well as graduation rates and areas of employment. 

UB SPPS hosts information sessions throughout the year.  Please let me know if you or your students wish to see our facilities first-hand.  We also participate in the university-wide open house events; registration for spring events is located here.
 
UB 360° Accepted Students Day: April 8 or 23 – The schedule for these events features a tour of the School of Pharmacy & Pharmaceutical Sciences’ home, Kapoor Hall, with opportunities to engage with our faculty, staff and professional students. Although the day is geared towards accepted students, all are welcome.

UB 360° College Day: March 31 – A smaller-scale version of the larger open houses, also features a mock classroom facilitated by our Department Chair, covering the topic of medicinal cannabis.

As always, please share my contact information with anyone who might have an interest in or questions about the UB School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences.

Warm regards,
Sara
__________________________________________________________
Sara Robinson
Academic Advisor | Associate Director of Admissions & Advisement
School of Pharmacy & Pharmaceutical Sciences
University at Buffalo | The State University of New York
273 Kapoor Hall | Buffalo, NY  14214-8033
Phone: (716) 645-4133 | Fax: (716) 829-6568
prepharm@buffalo.edu | pharmacy.buffalo.edu

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

LECOM's Master of Medical Science Program

By -
Image
LECOM, the largest and one of the most affordable medical schools in the United States, invites your students to apply to our Master of Medical Science (MMS) program.  Successful completion of the MMS program greatly increases their opportunity to get accepted into LECOM Bradenton’s College of Osteopathic Medicine (COM), School of Dental Medicine (SDM) or School of Pharmacy (SOP).    The MMS program has three tracks: medicine, dental medicine, and pharmacy. The following are data from the graduates from MMS Class of 2016-17 in these three tracks: * 52 Graduates in the medicine track                        * 15 Graduates in the dental medicine track * 45 Accepted into LECOM Bradenton COM            * 11 Have been accepted into LECOM SDM * 86 % Acceptance Rate       ...
Read more

New Temple Post Bac Programs

By -
Image
OUR NEW POST BACCALAUREATE PROGRAMS Dear Colleague,   I am thrilled to announce that Temple University now offers two distinct post-baccalaureate programs to meet the unique needs of a diverse, talented student body interested in a professional health career.   The College of Science and Technology (CST) post-baccalaureate program is for those students interested in pursuing a variety of professional health careers . Opportunities include a Career Changers track, and for individuals wishing to improve their academic credentials, the Career Enhancer track. Successful applicants to this post-bac program have a cumulative GPA of 3.0 and above, documented history of service, knowledge of the health career profession and strong letters of recommendation   The Lewis Katz School of Medicine (LKSOM) post-baccalaureate program is designed to specifically prepare students for success in our medical school . Students accepted into the LKSOM program receive...
Read more

Brandeis University's two-track Post-Baccalaureate and application fee waiver

By -
Image
Our program includes two tracks:    Career changer track:   A two-year course of study for students with no science background, this track starts in the fall semester and allows students to complete all necessary pre-requisites for medical school and other health professions. Finisher Track:  This track is a special 15-month program that offers students who have already completed general chemistry and biology a pathway to dive into organic chemistry. Beginning in summer, this track then integrates into the second year of the postbac program curriculum. To find out more about eligibility for this track, please contact Abby Voss ( avoss@brandeis.edu ). Application Information Applications  are considered on a rolling basis through the following deadlines: Career Changer track:  May 15 Finisher track:  April 15   Your advisees and referrals will ...
Read more