4-Year Distance Format
No summer classes*
Graduate Dual Degree
Options Available
One-Week Campus Immersions
*APPE Internship begins in July during late Summer of P4 year
Your Flexible Pathway to a Rewarding Career in Pharmacy
The University of Findlay’s College of Pharmacy prepares you to become a knowledgeable, confident, and capable professional. Findlay PharmD degree holders are highly sought-after and enter various careers in pharmacy, including community practice, hospital and health systems, nuclear pharmacy, pharmaceutical research, and fast-growing fields such as informatics and pharmacogenomics.
Distance PharmD
The University of Findlay’s Distance Distance PharmD program presents a unique opportunity to achieve your PharmD online from a reputable and accredited university. This pioneering program is divided into four academic years with increasing responsibility and independence and includes didactic coursework, on-campus immersions, and experiential learning.
Dual Degree Options
As a Distance PharmD student, you can enhance your marketability by earning a second degree alongside your Doctor of Pharmacy. We offer two distance dual degree options to complement your PharmD — a Master of Business Administration (MBA) and a Master of Science in Health Informatics (MS Health Informatics).
Student must be accepted into the Distance PharmD program prior to applying to the MBA or MSHI programs.
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Our Mission & Values
"The University of Findlay has many different career pathways for their pharmacy students. This school not only provides you with the scientific knowledge but also empowers you with the humanitarian touch. The course is designed so that way you have not just the basic knowledge, but they also offer you on-campus laboratory work so you have the skills necessary to transition into a career. This gave me kind of like a two-way kind of learning where I can process information on my own, critically think on my own."
Tammy Tran,
"Freedom is a very prominent part of why you choose a distance pathway. I have the option of still living my own life at home while getting to accomplish a big goal and dream. The faculty have been awesome. Everybody's just very approachable, and you feel like you're able to be human with them as well."
Kelly Christman,
"When I spoke with faculty after my interview, that's when it really solidified my decision. The faculty was very approachable, they're very welcoming and warm. I've never had an experience like this where all of the professors I've had have been so supportive. They don't just listen to what we have to say, they actually hear us and they respond accordingly. They do everything that they can to support what we need."
Flora Shamayan,
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Frequently Asked Questions
The University of Findlay’s Doctor of Pharmacy program is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education (ACPE). The University of Findlay is regionally accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC).
This innovatively designed program can be completed in 4 years (9 semesters) without any summer courses and includes online didactic coursework (synchronous and asynchronous), (3) one-week campus immersions, an APPE Internship taking place in July of the P4 year, and experiential learning in clinical settings.
The Distance PharmD total program investment is approximately $165,000. Financial aid may be available to our distance students.
Our faculty members are experienced pharmacy and pharmaceutical sciences professionals who use an interactive teaching style and a system-based curriculum to support your personal and professional development.
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