PharmD Program Comparison

Explore the options to earn your Doctor of Pharmacy degree from MCPHS.

The First Step to Your Doctor of Pharmacy

There are several paths to pursue your Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) at MCPHS, one of the top pharmacy schools in the country. Our innovative PharmD programs are offered in a variety of formats on all our campuses to meet our students’ educational needs and career goals. Explore the chart below to find the PharmD program that’s right for you.

 
Program Feature Direct Entry Traditional Acclerated Online
Education Requirements High School Diploma Bachelor’s Degree or Completed preprofessional credits Bachelor’s Degree or Completed preprofessional credits Bachelor’s Degree or Completed preprofessional credits
Location Boston Boston Worcester or Manchester, NH Online with Immersions in Manchester, NH
Format Full-Time; In-Person Full-Time; In-Person Full-Time; In-Person Full-Time; Hybrid
Duration 6 Years* 4 Years 3 Years 3 Years
APPE Rotations 36 Weeks 36 Weeks 36 Weeks 36 Weeks
Accepts Transfers Yes No No No
STEM Dual Degree Options Yes Yes Yes Yes
Concentrations Yes Yes Yes On a case-by-case basis
Graduate Certificates Yes Yes Yes Yes
Scholarship Availability Yes Yes Yes Yes
Honors Program Yes Yes No No

*The PharmD—Direct Entry can be completed in an accelerated, 5-year timeline. Speak with an Admission counselor for more information.

MCPHS also offers a Non-Traditional Pathway to a PharmD for licensed pharmacists in the U.S. with a bachelor’s degree or equivalent from another country.

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What to Do With Your PharmD

From community and hospital pharmacies to industry and research, a PharmD unlocks numerous career opportunities. The programs at MCPHS will prepare you for roles across the pharmacy profession.

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