Established in 1876, the College of Pharmacy became the first pharmacy school in a public university.
UNMATCHED OPPORTUNITY: The College partners with more than 500 preceptors at over 200 locations to provide hands-on experience to students to prepare them for excellence in patient care, education, and research
UNMATCHED OPPORTUNITY: With 248 publications in 2016, the College’s faculty remain world-renowned leaders in research
BEST VALUE: The 2016 PharmD graduating class received over $1.3 million in scholarship support from the College
PROVEN SUCCESS: When surveyed, 94.8% of our alumni reported that the College contributed to their professional success
BEST VALUE: U-M College of Pharmacy was named one of the top 10 most affordable pharmacy schools in the United States
PROVEN SUCCESS: The College has a track record of preparing graduates for success; over 95% of College of Pharmacy students graduate on time, as well as 99% pass the NAPLEX exam
PROVEN SUCCESS: Over 60% of 2016 PharmD graduates were named to top residencies or fellowships, while the remainder began their careers in community, hospital, industry or government settings
UNMATCHED OPPORTUNITY: The College partners with more than 500 preceptors at over 200 locations to provide hands-on experience to students to prepare them for excellence in patient care, education, and research
UNMATCHED OPPORTUNITY: With 248 publications in 2016, the College’s faculty remain world-renowned leaders in research
BEST VALUE: The 2016 PharmD graduating class received over $1.3 million in scholarship support from the College
PROVEN SUCCESS: When surveyed, 94.8% of our alumni reported that the College contributed to their professional success
BEST VALUE: U-M College of Pharmacy was named one of the top 10 most affordable pharmacy schools in the United States
PROVEN SUCCESS: The College has a track record of preparing graduates for success; over 95% of College of Pharmacy students graduate on time, as well as 99% pass the NAPLEX exam
PROVEN SUCCESS: Over 60% of 2016 PharmD graduates were named to top residencies or fellowships, while the remainder began their careers in community, hospital, industry or government settings
