Purdue University is one of the most respected educational facilities in the nation and was established in 1869. The school of pharmacy was not created until 1884. For over 125 years the school has delivered pharmaceutical education that has been rigorous but rewarding. The school was named after John Purdue who donated $150,000 to its establishment. Purdue University is rich in history and is a renowned public university that offers more than 200 majors for those committed to undergraduate study. Additionally the school offers around 70 programs for doctorates and professionals.

In addition, the research that has been conducted over the years at Purdue University has assisted in changing the way pharmaceutical services are expressed and presented. The school is old with tradition and character but offers state-of-the-art facilities that can compare to anywhere in the nation. The faculty at Purdue University SOP/PS sustains a high-energy approach to developing highly competent pharmacy professionals in the future. Their record of success is easily recognized in the students they graduate into the communities around the country.

The Purdue University School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences is a member of the Pharmacy College Application Service. What this basically means is that all priority academic information must be supplied directly to them for processing. The main application for enrollment, all transcripts, and any other pertinent information must go through PharmCAS. Purdue University does not require the passing of the Pharmacy College Admissions Test. They do require a supplemental application be sent to Purdue’s Office of Admissions. Of the 290 students selectively interviewed for pharmacy positions in the 2009 fall semester only 160 found a home there. The average grade point average for students accepted was an astounding 3.65. Purdue University is an obvious choice for pharmacy hopefuls.

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