Our outstanding faculty encourage interactive teaching in classrooms that seat students at group tables to incite discussion, team problem solving, and peer learning. The result? Studies show that students have been shown to earn 6 percent higher grades and are 50 percent more likely to succeed than in traditional classrooms.

We chose to design our innovative spaces for the modern student. Marshall’s unique classes offer small, intimate spaces for personal attention with a maximum of 80 students per class to enhance student learning. Our small class sizes also provide the opportunity to learn how to work inter-professionally. Several times a year, pharmacy students collaborate with fellow healthcare students at the Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine, the School of Physical Therapy, and the College of Health Professions to improve patient care through case studies.

Unique state-of-the-art skills alcoves allow you to practice patient counseling skills and daily pharmacy activities before jumping into real-world situations. A compounding laboratory also lets you get your hands dirty in the spring of your first year, compounding medications such as Theraflu, suppositories and pediatric gummies. And, there’s no waiting until your third year for practice experience. By your second semester, you’ll be certified and in the field. And, speaking of certifications, you will earn three certifications in the Marshall program at no cost to you. You will earn:

• Immunization (APhA) certification
• Medication Therapy Management (APhA) certification
• Diabetes Management (APhA) certification