All of the University's May graduates have passed the pharmacy license exam. In addition, each graduate in now pursuing their professional careers having had at least three offers for employment. Accreditation was granted based on the council's consideration of a written progress report and a presentation by Wilkes representatives at the council's January meeting. The term extends through June 20, 2003. ACPE is the national independent agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education for the accreditation of professional degree programs in pharmacy.
Accredited programs are eligible for participation in a variety of federally funded programs.
Students generally enter the school with a minimum of two years of pre-pharmacy preparation focused in the health sciences. Graduates are eligible for state examination to become licensed pharmacists. Our Copyright Policy . Please send comments to Webmaster . This site is using the Wilkes theme.