Many occupations offer to improve society's quality of life, but the profession of pharmacy involves the preservation of life itself. No matter what the choice, a secure professional future is reasonably guaranteed with the satisfaction of personal accomplishment. Demand for qualified pharmacists is strong in virtually all areas of practice.
Salaries are attractive.
The University of Tennessee is dedicated to maintaining its position as a leader in pharmacy education. We are very proud of that ranking, but we continue to improve and nurture our programs, offering a variety of academic and clinical experiences that give our graduates a powerful edge in today's competitive health care market. We want the best and brightest students for the University of Tennessee College of Pharmacy. As an alumnus of the UT College of Pharmacy, I am extremely proud of our students, faculty, and alumni and The Uuniversity of Tennessee. Sincerely, Dick R. Gourley, Pharm.