Shenandoah University Reviews of Doctorates in Pharmacy

"Avoid! Avoid! Avoid! Not a friendly environment for Non-White Americans and foreigners! State Universities are much better at treating everyone fair. Some of their faculties are good, but not all of them. Avoid! Avoid! Avoid!"

"There are students from all over the U.S. and international students here. The pharmacy program is small enough to get to know instructors and they will help you with anything you are struggling with. The curriculum incorporates physical assessment skills to keep up with the changing role of the pharmacist and emphasizes patient centered care. We have quarterly practicals that assess cumulative skills, which can be difficult, but overall facilitates professional growth and learning. The school also incorporates pharmacy economics, as this is the future of pharmacy and they are preparing us not for our graduation date, but for 10 years down the road."

"Shenandoah University School of Pharmacy is accredited. The faculties are extremely helpful. The cons of pharmacy program is high cost of tuition since Shenandoah is a private school. However, Virginia Tuition Grant helps a part of tuition."

"Shenandoah is a small private school about an hour outside of DC. The professors are amazing and part of the reason I wanted to come to a private school. I have even had professors tell me to call them in the middle of the night to help we work through concepts while I was studying. THe school focuses on advancing technology and how to apply it to your every day career. They focus on professionalism and train us to be well rounded practitioners upon graduation. The area is more rural and you need to find your own housing for the most part for graduate programs but since it is not a big city it is generally affordable and safe."

"This school has a great pharmacy program. The courses were changed the year that I entered into the program so getting help in some of the courses was difficult when the classes before me have yet to take the class but the overall experience was good. The teachers are great and most always helpful in answering questions both in and out of the classroom."

"Pros - campus is safe and very quiet. Cons - very little financial aid and scholarships."

"Shenandoah is a great university for anyone who wants a small school environment and it gives students the opportunity to work very closely with professors."