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My school was very good in terms of creating a plan for the courses and requirements needed to graduate from this major. At the beginning of my college year, the school had resources for my program; however, especially during COVID times, a lot of resources were cut out.

My school was very good in terms of creating a plan for the courses and requirements needed to graduate from this major. At the beginning of my college year, the school had resources for my program; however, especially during COVID times, a lot of resources were cut out.

Overall, the program for pharmacists was very well developed. It set us up for our careers in terms of the courses that we had to learn as they have gone through an accrediation process to ensure that we develop into knowledgeable professionals as we enter into the field. Faculty was knowledgeable and ensured that we learned the proper content and offered an aboundant amount of help. Rotations had lots of variety to cater to students' interests.

St. John's University is the only pharmacy school which allows PharmD students to study abroad for an entire semester! The location is great - just a short trip into New York City. The student body is very diverse and there are a myriad of extracurricular activities to participate in.

The PharmD program at St. John's University is a coveted highly competitive and highly specialized program to best prepare students to be Pharmacists. Pros: - Administration & Faculty Access and care - Constantly trying to improve program - Alumni & Network - Externships Cons: - Affordability - Program structure - Introduction to various roles and job options

Excellent Pharmacy program. Pharm D. graduates from this program are highly respected in the field and pursued nation wide. The Pharm D professors are top notch. They are diverse and challenge students to push themselves. Since the program in so intense, only those really dedicated and smart complete this intense program.