<p>hey guyz i was wondering if i could get some help making a list of colleges to attend, with 6-year pharmacy programs? Im a junior, so its still a list at the moment, but if u have any recomendations, or details about certain colleges that seem appealing to you, feel free to put them in :D
i have a 3.4 non weightd GPA, and 4.2 weighted, and im in the top 10%, with a ACT score of 30.
hopefully its enough, but if anyone knows that a certain college is hard to get into, pls let me know</p>
<p>also got a 4 on the AP US test so far, and im takin the AP Bio test, AP english test, an Ap euro test this year</p>
<p>UT El Paso: 2000</a> - 2002 Undergraduate Catalog / College of Health Sciences / School of Allied Health</p>
<p>University of Rhode Island and St. Johns (NY).</p>
<p>UOP, USC, philadelphia sciences</p>
<p>University of Connecticut has a solid program. I bet that drexel has a program too.</p>
<p>St Johns University (Queens) and Rutgers</p>
<p>pittsburgh, UT Austin, UNC Chapel Hill, U Mich</p>
<p>I don't know what area of the country you are looking at, but two private schools that are popular with suburban Chicago kids for pharmacy are Butler in Indianapolis (great basketball school too!) and Drake in DesMoines, Iowa.</p>
<p>Check out University of Cincinnati,which has a top rated pharmacy school.</p>
<p>This seems to be a six year program at Purdue. </p>
<p>thx everyone, & im in the US dude, and live in chicago</p>
<p>UNC-Chapel Hill top ranked (and ranked #3 by USNWR), with a 6 year program. UNC is difficult to get into OOS, and entrance into the Pharmacy program is very competitive. (They also go by the 18% OOS rule-- same as general admission to UNC.)</p>
<p>UOP has the shortest program! 2 years undergrad + 3 pharmacy school and their SAT scores are lower than the average pharmacy schools in the country</p>
<p>janie blue- wat is OOS? out of state?</p>
<p>yeah it's out of state</p>
<p>pitt has a pretty good program.</p>
<p>thx for ur help everyone</p>