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Pharmacy Schools In United States Of America

Okay, so you weren't accepted by your one and only choice, haven't gotten around to applications, or just realized that you aren't independently wealthy and the around-the-world trip may have to wait. Whatever the reason, just know it isn't too late to get a great education. Check out these options for an idea of the many opportunities still available. One tip: Before you start applying, be sure to check with the admissions office to verify that they're still accepting applications. Note: "R&B" stands for "Room & Board" and "Size" refers to total campus enrollment.

ADRIAN COLLEGE ADRIAN, MI

WWW.ADRIAN.EDU

TUITION: $17,500

R&B $6,180

SIZE: 1028

If you're looking for personalized attention and dedicated professors, then Adrian is the place for you. With an impressive 8:1 student-to-faculty ratio, you're sure to receive the attention you need. The strong English department is filled with experienced faculty (many are published authors) who will guide you to join their 100 percent pass rate for the Michigan Test for Teacher Certification. And for all you Rocky fans, you'll love the local Web site for what's happening around town: www.yoadrian.net. ADMISSION POLICY: Apply by August 1 for fall 2005 enrollment.

ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY TEMPE, AZ

WWW.ASU.EDU

IN-STATE TUITION: $3,973

OUT-OF-STATE: $12,828

R&B: $6,574

SIZE: 48,901

This multicampus university is known nationally for many programs, specifically the W.P. Carey School of Business. It has five departments ranked among the top 25, according to U.S. News & World Report. To make this huge university more personal, the Campus Match program groups students in the same classes during the first semester. ADMISSION POLICY: ASU accepts applications on a rolling admissions basis.

BAKER UNIVERSITY BALDWIN CITY, KS

WWW.BAKERU.EDU

TUITION: $15,200

R&B: $5,450

SIZE: 3,058

The beautiful campus isn't the only reason why students come to Baker. Last year, 98 percent of Baker grads landed a job in their field or were enrolled in graduate school within six months of graduating, and 75 percent of undergrads get internships. Don't think you can afford this private education? Consider this: Nine out of ten Baker students receive financial aid and most packages cover the majority of tuition costs. ADMISSION POLICY: Priority deadline is August 1 for fall 2005 enrollment.

BARRY UNIVERSITY MIAMI SHORES, FL

WWW.BARRY.EDU

TUITION: $21,350

R&B: $7,400

SIZE: 9,042

The palm-filled campus in southern Florida has something for everyone. Majors from gold industry management to nuclear medicine technology to theology are just some of the 60+ available. Also, U.S. News & World Report has ranked the university #1 for diversity among schools of its size in the South. ADMISSION POLICY: Barry accepts applications on a rolling admissions basis.

BLUFFTON UNIVERSITY BLUFFTON, OH

WWW.BLUFFTON.EDU

TUITION: $17,950

R&B: $6,304

SIZE: 1,121

Located on a 130-acre wildlife preserve, this small liberal arts university integrates technology effectively in all areas. The unique cross-cultural programs allow students to learn through hands-on experience; taking their classroom knowledge as far as a Jamaican farm or Navajo tribal festival in Arizona. Outside of the classroom, the many student organizations (like P.E.A.C.E Club and Student Senate) enhance the Bluffton experience both socially and spiritually. ADMISSION POLICY: Bluffton accepts applications on a rolling admissions basis with a priority filing deadline of May 31 for fall 2005 enrollment.

CALIFORNIA LUTHERAN UNIVERSITY THOUSAND OAKS, CA

WWW.CLUNET.EDU

TUITION: $21,820

R&B: $7,570

SIZE: 2,920

Midway between LA and Santa Barbara lies Thousand Oaks, CA, one of the safest cities in America. Here, you will find Cal Lutheran, a liberal arts institution that focuses on integrated studies. The 36 majors and 28 minors cover topics from Spanish to chemistry and everything in between. Athletically, CLU is impressive as well. The school has won 53 conference championships, averaging more than five per season! ADMISSION POLICY: Cal Lutheran accepts applications on a rolling admissions basis.

CAMPBELL UNIVERSITY BUIES CREEK, NC

WWW.CAMPBELL.EDU

TUITION: $14,200

R&B: $5,132

SIZE: 4,059

The safest campus in North Carolina (as noted by USA Today), small classes, and a family-like Christian environment are all available at Campbell's nationally acclaimed schools of business, education, arts and sciences, law, pharmacy, and divinity. This NCAA Division I school offers more than 15 varsity sports (Go Camels!), and 70 percent of students participate in intramural sports. ADMISSION POLICY: Campbell accepts applications on a rolling admissions basis.

LETOURNEAU UNIVERSITY LONGVIEW, TX

WWW.LETU.EDU

TUITION: $14,850

R&B: $6,050

SIZE: 3,597

Known for its engineering and aeronautical science programs, LeTourneau is recognized as one of the best institutions in the West. A strong Christian-based education and lively campus attract applicants from every state and 19 nations. Visit the Web site and meet McGuckin, LeTourneau's mascot, and enter his trash can contest for laughs! ADMISSION POLICY: Apply by August1 for fall 2005 enrollment.

NAROPA UNIVERSITY BOULDER, CO

WWW.NAROPA.EDU

TUITION: $17,130

R&B: $5,000

SIZE: 1,423

Performance, early childhood education, writing and literature, traditional Eastern arts, and environmental studies are just a few of the nine majors offered by Naropa. The school is unique in that it encourages the study of T'ai Chi Ch'uan, yoga, sitting meditation, and many other contemplative disciplines. Although students enjoy the scenic Boulder campus, 25 miles from Denver, many study abroad in India and Prague. ADMISSION POLICY: Naropa accepts applications on a rolling admissions basis.

NOVA SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY FT. LAUDERDALE, FL

WWW.NOVA.EDU

TUITION: $15,600

R&B: $7,248

SIZE: 23,522

Picture this: You leave class and walk across a campus filled with sunshine and palm trees, and you're just minutes from the Florida beaches. Coupled with the opportunity to study at one of the largest independent institutions in the country, the post-high school experience at NSU is close to ideal. Nova's unique Dual Admission Program lets students combine an undergrad program with a graduate or professional program. The campus is also known as one of the most cyber-friendly in the country. ADMISSION POLICY: NSU accepts applications on a rolling admissions basis.

PACIFIC UNIVERSITY FOREST GROVE, OR

WWW.PACIFICU.EDU

TUITION: $20,104

R&B: $5,764

SIZE: 2,420

Pacific University's College of Arts & Sciences is composed of five divisions: arts, exercise sciences, humanities, natural sciences, and social sciences. For those looking to expand their experience beyond the United States, PU provides study abroad at 24 different sites, including China, Ecuador, France, Japan, and Ireland. ADMISSION POLICY: Apply by August 15 for fall 2005 enrollment.

POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY BROOKLYN, NY

WWW.POLY.EDU

TUITION: $26,200

R&B: $8,000

SIZE: 2,846

No wonder Polytechnic is recognized for its engineering programs--nearly one out of every 20 practicing engineers in the United States has studied at Poly; it is ranked in the top five percent of all colleges and universities in the country; and more than 94 percent of graduates get a career-path job within six months (many earning over $60,000 per year!). What's better than a solid education with close access to everything New York City has to offer? ADMISSION POLICY: Poly accepts applications on a rolling admissions, space-available basis.

ROCKFORD COLLEGE ROCKFORD, IL

WWW.ROCKFORD.EDU

TUITION: $21,200

R&B: $6,780

SIZE: 1,535

"Think, act, give a damn" ... that's what they expect at Rockford College. If you are looking to make a difference and change the world, there's no better place to start than at this small, liberal arts college. Through the Jane Addams Center for Civic Engagement, students are encouraged to volunteer and participate in community service. Although the price tag may appear high, 98 percent of undergraduates receive some type of financial aid. ADMISSION POLICY: Apply by August 15 for fall 2005 enrollment.

SAINT MARY-OF-THE-WOODS SAINT MARY-OF-THE-WOODS, IN

WWW.SMWC.EDU

TUITION: $17,360

R&B: $6,560

SIZE: 1,687

At the nation's oldest Catholic liberal arts college for women, you'll find a very proud tradition among the Pomeroys! What's a Pomeroy? She's Mary Joseph Pomeroy, one of the most memorable alumnae. Any one of the many academic focuses prepares women for leadership roles that will have a positive impact on the world. ADMISSION POLICY: SMWC accepts applications on a rolling admissions basis.

SALVE REGINA UNIVERSITY NEWPORT, RI

WWW.SALVE.EDU

TUITION: $21,750

R&B: $9,000

SIZE: 2,357

In the heart of this historic district, filled with mansions, ocean views, and shopping, sits Salve Regina University. Here, students complete bachelor's and master's degrees within five academic years in such fields as international relations, administration of justice, and business administration. For study breaks, there are ocean kayak trips, mountain bike rides, and any multiple other on-campus activities. ADMISSION POLICY: Salve Regina accepts applications on a rolling admissions basis.

UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA MINNEAPOLIS, MN

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IN-STATE TUITION: $6,678

OUT-OF-STATE: $18,308

R&B: $6,458

SIZE: 49,474

The only research university in the state, the U of M makes a pledge to all new freshman: It guarantees that you can live on campus, get a job on campus, and graduate within four years. So, if your dream is to make some extra cash and finish on schedule, all while living on an exciting campus, become a Golden Gopher! Pursue one of the 100+ majors, or design your own through the individualized studies program. ADMISSION POLICY: Although the priority deadline has passed, U of M is still accepting applications on a space-available basis.

UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAVEN WEST HAVEN, CT

WWW.NEWHAVEN.EDU

TUITION: $21,120

R&B: $9,095

SIZE: 4,386

With more than 100 programs from five schools, UNH is sure to meet your academic interest needs. The innovative industrial engineering program is the only one of its kind in Connecticut, and the fire protection engineering is only one of two nationally. With the "real-life learning" approach, students mix a liberal arts education with hands-on training. Internships in Boston or New York City are easily accessible, and New Haven is great for everyday campus life. ADMISSION POLICY: UNH accepts applications on a rolling admissions basis.

UNIVERSITY OF NEW ORLEANS NEW ORLEANS, LA

WWW.UNO.EDU

IN-STATE TUITION: $3,084

OUT-OF-STATE TUITION: $10,128

R&B: $4,122

SIZE: 17,360

Set just minutes away from the excitement of downtown New Orleans, the picturesque 195-acre campus sits on Lake Pontchartrain. The cultural setting is carried onto campus for a lively student life. And, if even with all that and NCAA Division I athletics you can't find anything to do, check out the UNO Lakefront Arena. If business is your thing, one quarter of the student body attends the College of Business. ADMISSION POLICY: UNO accepts applications on a rolling admissions basis with a priority filing deadline of July 1 for fall 2005 enrollment.

UNIVERSITY OF MYOMING LARAMIE, WY

WWW.UWYO.EDU

IN-STATE TUITION: $2,610

OUT-OF-STATE TUITION: $8,640

R&B: $5,953

SIZE: 13,130

According to Outside Magazine, UW is one of America's best adventure colleges and universities, and it is closely situated to hiking, fishing, skiing, climbing, and much more. Wyoming's only baccalaureate-degree-granting institution has an impressive list of alumni, including Vice President Dick Cheney and LA Lakers owner, Jerry Buss. Also, the Trujillo Center for e.Business is one of only two programs in the country to combine course-work in computer science and business. ADMISSION POLICY: Apply by August 10 for fall 2005 enrollment.

WIDENER UNIVERSITY CHESTER, PA

WWW.WIDENER.EDU

TUITION: $22,800

R&B: $8,100

SIZE: 5,804

Eight schools and colleges, average class size of 24, 94 percent of faculty hold terminal degrees in their field--impressive stats that ensure an impressive education. Specifically notable is the Center for Education and the School of Engineering. Only 12 miles from Philly, the Widener campus also offers an active campus life, including 85 clubs and organizations. ADMISSION POLICY: Widener accepts applications on a rolling admissions basis.

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