The Lloyd L. Gregory School of Pharmacy offers a relevant curriculum designed to prepare students to become dynamic and knowledgeable pharmacists who are servant leaders and patient advocates. We believe that in training future pharmacists, knowledge is a minimum competency; true impact comes through a personal and tangible investment into the lives of the patients. We accomplish these programmatic objectives through a multi-faceted approach:

Small Class Sizes: Our small class sizes create a personalized and nurturing learning environment, giving students direct access to faculty members. Your professors, advisor, and even the dean will know your name! You are more than a number and face to us.

Student Centered Support for Success: Pharmacy school is difficult, and you shouldn't go through it alone! Mondays are usually Flexible Learning Days, giving students the opportunity to study, complete assignments, and prepare for the week without normally scheduled classes.
Dress code is flexible to accommodate working students. P1 Modularized Schedule is to allow for a smooth transition to a rigorous doctorate level graduate program. Our Open Door Policy ensures all students have consistent access to faculty before and after classes.

Cutting-Edge Research: Many of our science faculty are actively engaging research initiatives, including nanoparticle technology, molecular microbiology of bacterial and viral infections, and others. Our clinical faculty actively pursue scholarly activities in the clinical setting.

Pharmacy with Faith: As a Christ-centered program, our holistic approach to pharmacy education has led to an outstanding reputation within the community. Employers often remark that our students not only excel clinically, they exude compassion! Pharmacy students have the opportunity to participate in medical mission work both locally and globally, providing health services to those with little to no access to healthcare.