In this new era of health care, an emphasis is placed on critical thinking, problem solving and communication skills. Our Bachelor of Science degree in Pharmaceutical Sciences will help develop these essential skills and provide a strong foundation in the ever-growing field of pharmaceutical sciences.

Choose a pathway to law school, medical school, research or a multitude of other professional or graduate school options.

 

Pre-Law 3+3 Program


Pre-Med Early Assurance Program


Faculty


Research


Careers in Health Care

 

Curriculum (subject to change)

FIRST YEAR

Fall

Spring

General Biology I

4

General Biology II

4

General Chemistry I

4

General Chemistry II

4

Math Concepts

3

Calculus I

4

Humanities I

3

Humanities II

3

Academic Reading and Writing or Principles of Communication*

3

Principles of Communication or Elective*

3

Total Hours

17

Total Hours

18


SECOND YEAR

Fall

Spring

Organic Chemistry I

4

Organic Chemistry II

4

Physics I

4

Physics II

4

Humanities III

3

Statistics

3

Calculus II

4

Directed Elective

3

Directed Elective

3

Elective

3

Total Hours

18

Total Hours

17


THIRD YEAR

Fall

Spring

Biochemistry

3

Molecular Biology

3

Physiology/Pathophysiology I

5

Physiology/Pathophysiology II

5

Pharmaceutics I (Physical Pharmacy)

3

Pharmaceutics II (Dosage Forms)

3

Pharmaceutical Analytical Techniques I

3

Pharmaceutical Analytical Techniques II

3

Elective

3

Directed Elective

3

Total Hours

17

Total Hours

17


FOURTH YEAR

Fall

Spring

Pharmacology I

3

Directed Elective

3

Scientific Communication

3

Directed Elective

3

Independent Research I

3

Independent Research II 3

Directed Elective

3

Research Semniar

1

Elective

3

Elective

3

Total Hours

16

Total Hours

13

* All incoming students participate in the Writing Assessment that is administered as part of the Orientation program. The assessment is designed to direct students to the courses for which they are best prepared in the first year of the curriculum.

 

Courses