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Getting Started with your Pharmacy Education
The Southern Illinois University Edwardsville (SIUE) School of Pharmacy Doctor of Pharmacy follows a 2+4 model. This means that applicants to our program are admitted to the four-year professional degree program after they have completed at least 2 years of college. These first two years can be completed at SIUE. View the list of pre-pharmacy courses.
The Class of 2021 has achieved a board pass rate of 91% on the North American Pharmacist Licensure Exam (NAPLEX)! The SIUE School of Pharmacy continues to rank above state and national averages AND #1 out of all schools in Illinois and Missouri on the NAPLEX! Our overall NAPLEX pass rate (2009-2021) EXCEEDS state and national averages. That puts us in the Top 25 out of 143 schools of pharmacy across the US! A complete list of pass rates for all schools of pharmacy can be found here. View all our Academic Statistics.
Discover more about our Dual Degree Programs
PharmD and Master of Business Administration
PharmD and MS in Healthcare Informatics
PharmD and Master of Public Health
PharmD and Master of Science in
Pharmaceutical Science
Bachelor's in Chemistry with Specialization in
Pharmaceutical Chemistry
New Health Sciences Building to be Constructed on the SIUE Campus!
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US residents from all 50 states are eligible for our low in-state tuition.
Freshmen who enter SIUE directly from high school may be considered for the Conditional Entry Program.
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Visit Us
Located on 2,660 beautiful acres in southern Illinois, approximately 25 minutes from St. Louis, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville has one of the safest university campuses in the United States. Come visit us and see what makes the SIUE School of Pharmacy a great place to earn your PharmD degree!
We encourage you to visit SIUE early in your decision making process. Community college and university students are especially encouraged to make individual appointments with the Office of Professional and Student Affairs. Schedule a campus visit, then contact the SIUE School of Pharmacy at 618-650‑5150 for an individual appointment to discuss the School's admissions process.
Join us on Saturday, October 22nd for our Explore Day Open House! This is a great opportunity to explore a career in pharmacy! Find out about the admission pathways, pre-pharmacy curriculum, careers in pharmacy and more. Interact with current students, faculty, and staff and discover what makes the SIUE School of Pharmacy an excellent choice! Register Today!
Have questions? Want answers? Join the Office of Professional and Student Affairs on Tuesdays @ 5:00 pm (CST) for a Virtual Academic Session. You will discover more about SIUE’s professional Pharmacy program, the pathways to admission, and tips for students who are interested in getting started. Whether you’re a transfer student, a high school student, or a career changer, you’ll be able to talk with our academic advisor while learning more about SIUE’s PharmD program. Register Today!
School of Pharmacy representatives will be available at all SIUE Preview Days. You are encouraged to stop by our table for information about our program and sign-up to take a tour of the School of Pharmacy facilties. Register to attend a Preview Day today!
Catch up with one of our recruiters at locations throughout Illinois & Missouri. View complete schedule here.
Contact Us
The SIUE School of Pharmacy Office of Professional and Student Affairs (OPSA) is committed to providing accurate and timely information to interested prospective students. If you have questions about the SIUE School of Pharmacy, email us or call 618-650‑5150. We can answer your questions about all aspects of pharmacy education.
SIUE also offers a Master of Science in Pharmaceutical Sciences program through the Graduate School. Contact Dr. Joe Schober for more information.
