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Information for Prospective Students
Students should be graduates of an ACPE accredited college of pharmacy or equivalent.
A minimum of 36 semester hours are required for the Master of Science Degree. Programs
of study are available to accommodate varying interests and scholastic needs. Each
program consists of three interrelated components:
Suggested core courses for each degree option are listed later in this document. Elective courses can be selected from management, marketing, economics, finance, accounting, sociology, psychology, mathematics, quantitative methods, computer sciences, and business administration. Graduate studies in Health Outcomes and Socioeconomic Sciences embrace a wide range of socioeconomic concepts, affording many challenging research opportunities. Examples of research projects include: factors which influence prescription pricing, the economic benefits of computers in community pharmacy, the relationship between pharmacy services and financial results, information needed by patients to obtain maximum benefit from prescribed medication, allocation of health care resources, legal factors which influence the rate at which new drug products are approved for distribution in the United States, and the impact of change on health care delivery systems as they are organized, financed and managed. The graduate programs are intended for highly motivated students with an appropriate baccalaureate or advanced degree. Prospective students are encouraged to visit the School of Pharmacy and discuss their career plans with the Health Outcomes and Socioeconomic Sciences faculty. Specific admission requirements are listed in the Graduate School Bulletin. A limited number of graduate assistantships are available. Assistantships are awarded on the basis of the School's program needs. Examples of study programs illustrating majors in Financial/Management and Behavioral/Communication tracks are shown on the following pages. Suggested core listings illustrate minimum course requirements only and are not intended to represent total degree requirements. Each student's Plan of Study will be designed to accommodate varying interests and scholastic needs. Each student's plan will be reviewed by the Division Coordinator and approved by the student's major advisor. Core Development: Financial/Management Track Prerequisites: Students who are graduates of a college of pharmacy should have a minimum of the following courses or their equivalent.
Core Development: Behavioral/Communication Track Prerequisites: Students who are graduates of a college of pharmacy should have a minimum of the following courses or their equivalent.
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