Regis University Reviews of Doctoral in Pharmacy

It's a privilege to attend Regis University School of Pharmacy. Granted, I will never know the experience of being educated at any other pharmacy school, in my opinion Regis is in a league of its own. That said, I have only the highest praises to sing about Regis’ pharmacy program. In my opinion, its unique Team-Based Learning, TBL, curriculum is the most innovative curriculum offered in the nation. My use of the word innovative is in the best sense. The TBL curriculum not only encourages networking... Read More between peers, but amongst individuals of all health care professions. For instance, prior to pharmacy school, I was never the type to interact with my classmates much. Regis’ curriculum, for lack of a better word, forces you to connect with your classmates. This obligatory interaction desensitizes you from any prior social anxiety and really allows students to be comfortable working together in and outside of the classroom. Not only is Regis’ TBL curriculum structured to complement the next leaders of the pharmacy profession (of which, without a doubt, will be more involved in interdisciplinary health care than the profession has ever been involved), but the pharmacy school’s faculty members are outstanding. Every disease state/drug class unit is taught utilizing a minimum of two professors with backgrounds in pharmaceutical sciences and clinical pharmacy, respectively. It’s not unusual for more than two professors to teach a specific unit. This may seem confusing to the reader, but how well the professor’s complement each other is outstanding, and it makes for an extremely thorough learning experience. If a student has trouble understanding a concept taught by one professor, then there is always another professor willing to clarify the information. Regis truly is one of a kind, unlike any pharmacy school in the nation, and will form you to be one of the most knowledgeable and successful pharmacists in the profession’s next generation of health care providers.