ACPHS Class of 2010

ont. The College offers a Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.) program; four-year bachelor's degrees in Pharmaceutical Sciences, Health and Human Sciences and Biomedical Technology; and a certificate program in Cytotechnology. Opportunities exist for students within each of these programs to work side-by-side with faculty on groundbreaking research in areas such as cancer, infectious disease and obesity. These experiences, along with access to resources such as the cutting edge Pharmaceutical Research Institute, are rarely afforded to undergraduates at most schools and are part of what distinguishes ACPHS from other colleges and universities. ACPHS also offers master’s degree programs in Pharmaceutical Sciences, Health Outcomes Research and Pharmacy Administration. In addition, students may pursue joint degrees in the fields of medicine, law and business through cooperative agreements with area institutions. Graduates of the College are prepared for a range of careers such as: biochemist, clinical laboratory scientist, consumer safety officer, drug information specialist, environmental toxicologist, health policy analyst, hospital administrator, pharmacist, physician, physician assistant and research scientist. The College is not only focused on the success of its own students, but also students throughout the region. ACPHS operates several programs for underserved youth in the area, each of which is designed to help them improve self confidence, develop new interests and skills, and inspire them to one day attend college themselves.