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Begin your undergraduate studies in biology or chemistry at ������ of Steubenville in Ohio, then choose from two degree program paths to pharmacy professional schools at other leading Catholic universities to jump start your career in pharmacy.

Pharmacy degree options

• 2+4 Program: Earn your doctor of pharmacy degree in as few as six years. Through this joint degree program for pharmacy, you can earn an associate of arts degree in general studies from ������, then qualify to receive preferential consideration for acceptance into the doctor of pharmacy program at Duquesne University’s Mylan School of Pharmacy in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
• 3+4 Program: Complete two degrees in seven years by earning a bachelor of science in biology or chemistry from Franciscan and a doctor of pharmacy from Duquesne or D’Youville College School of Pharmacy in Buffalo, New York. Through cooperative partnerships, your biology or chemistry major course work fulfills prerequisite requirements for the Duquesne and D’Youville PharmD programs, and you may qualify to receive preferential consideration for acceptance into either professional school.

Here are just a few other ways Franciscan’s pharmacy program stands out from the rest:

• A Catholic university education: Pharmacy program course work at ������ in Ohio covers the natural sciences, which promote the dignity of the human person as created by God, as well as the ������ core curriculum, which fosters the ethical, moral, and spiritual aspects of the human person.
• A liberal arts education: As a biology or chemistry major in the pharmacy program, you’ll benefit from the best aspects of ������: small class sizes, undergraduate research opportunities, a dynamic campus environment, a dedicated faculty, and a faithfully Catholic mission.
• Pre-professional advising: Your pre-professional advisor will help you prepare and tailor a plan to reach your goal of admission to the pharmacy school of your choice, whether it’s Duquesne, D’Youville, a public or Catholic university in Ohio, or elsewhere.

Learn the skills and knowledge you need to make a difference in today’s health care and pharmaceutical industries. As a key member of a health care team working with patients, physicians, and other allied health professionals, you will dispense medications and provide vaccinations, evaluate prescriptions for possible drug interactions and effects on certain health conditions, and help patients understand prescription and over-the-counter drug use. LinkedIn reports a high median salary of $123,000 for pharmacy graduates.

Graduate Schools for Pharmacy Graduates

• Duquesne University Mylan School of Pharmacy
• D’Youville College School of Pharmacy

Potential Employers for Pharmacy Graduates

• Retail stores
• Hospitals
• Clinics
• Insurance companies

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