Pharmacy school ranking

There are numerous pharmacy school ranking lists, with each relying on diverse criteria and sources. One of the most popular and commonly cited college rankings resources is U.S. News and World Report. Although it is not updated every year, U.S. News does contain a rankings list for graduate-level pharmacy programs. The most new rankings were published in 2005 and were compiled from survey data collected in the fall of 2004. Pharmacy school rankings may help.

Rank	School	Average / Score

1	University of California San Francisco	4.5
2	University of Texas Austin	4.2
3	University of Kentucky	4.0
4	University of Michigan Ann Arbor	4.0
5	Purdue University West Lafayette (IN)	3.9
6	niversity of Minnesota	3.9
7	Ohio State University	3.8
8	University of Arizona	3.8
9	University of Florida	3.8
10	University of Maryland Baltimore	3.8
11	University of North Carolina Chapel Hill	3.8
12	University of Tennessee Memphis	3.8
13	SUNY Buffalo	3.7
14	University of Illinois Chicago	3.7
15	University of Washington	3.7
16	University of Utah	3.6
17	University of Southern California	3.5
18	University of Iowa	3.4
19	Virginia Commonwealth University	3.4
20	University of Kansas	3.3
21	Medical University of South Carolina	3.2
22	Philadelphia College of Pharmacy & Science	3.2
23	University of Georgia	3.2
24	University of Mississippi	3.1
25	University of Nebraska Medical Center	3.1
26	Rutgers College of Pharmacy (NJ)	2.9
27	St. Louis College of Pharmacy	2.9
28	University of Oklahoma	2.9
29	Washington State University	2.9
30	Auburn University (AL)	2.8
31	Creighton University (NE)	2.8
32	Mercer University (GA)	2.8
33	University of Colorado Health Sciences Center	2.8
34	Wayne State University (MI)	2.8

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