About the Prepharmacy Program
Why Study Pharmaceutical Sciences at Cedarville?
Engage the dynamic environment of 21st-century healthcare from a solid Christian perspective. With Cedarville's prepharmacy program, you'll satisfy the requirements needed to enter our Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) program in just two or three years. After completing your first year of the graduate pharmacy program, you will earn your Bachelor of Science in Pharmaceutical Sciences (BSPS) degree, equipped with a foundation for advanced study in pharmacy and prepared for a variety of careers in the field.
Choose the accelerated two-year prepharmacy program to complete your entire pharmacy education in just six years. High school seniors planning to major in pharmacy may qualify for Cedarville's Early Assurance Program, guaranteeing a spot in the PharmD program and freeing you to fully enjoy your undergraduate experience.
The final two years of your BSPS curriculum are integrated with the graduate pharmacy program, allowing you to earn a BS in Pharmaceutical Sciences, a Bible minor, and a Doctor of Pharmacy degree in six or seven years.
Through faith-informed ethics and a commitment to excellence, you'll become a pharmacist who serves with Christlike compassion, meeting the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of your patients. Join us at Cedarville and prepare to make a real difference in this dynamic industry.
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Biblical Worldview
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Mentoring Christian Faculty
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Exceptional Facilities
You'll learn and practice your discipline in state-of-the-art facilities.
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Program News
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Raising Awareness for Human Trafficking
While many people don’t think human trafficking happens in their communities, the issue is prevalent across the state of Ohio. Educating the public and college students about human trafficking in the greater Dayton region is the focus of a special town hall on Monday, March 24, at Cedarville University. -
Seeking Healthcare Solutions in a Hurry
Grace Hong, a first-year Doctor of Pharmacy student at Cedarville University, will participate in the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Hacking Medicine Grand Hack from April 15-17, 2022.