First Year
FALL BIO 012/L Pre-professional Biology I & Lab (LIFE AOI) 4 CR CHEM 001/3 General Chemistry I & Lab (PHSC AOI) 4 CR ELEC --- Drake Curriculum/General Electives/Honors 3 CR FYS First Year Seminar 3 CR INTD 025 Blueprint for Success 1 CR PHAR 011 CAPS I (Career, Academic & Professional Success) 1 CR Semester Total Credit Hours 16	SPRING CHEM 002/4 General Chemistry II & Lab 4 CR ELEC --- Drake Curriculum/General Electives/Honors 3 CR HSCI 141/L Human Anatomy/Lab 4 CR MATH 050 Calculus I (QUAN AOI) 3 CR PHAR 031 CAPS II (Career, Academic & Professional Success) 1 CR Semester Total Credit Hours 15
Second Year
FALL BIO 095 Medical Microbiology 3 CR CHEM 097/98 Org Chem/Lab I 4 CR ELEC --- Drake Curriculum/General Electives/Honors 6 CR ELEC --- Drake Curriculum/Gen Elec. (WRIT AOI)/Honors 3 CR PHAR 051 CAPS III (Career, Academic & Professional Success) 0.5 CR Semester Total Credit Hours 16.5	SPRING CHEM 108/10 Organic Chemistry II & Lab 4 CR ELEC --- Drake Curriculum/General Electives/Honors 6 CR ENG 037 Public Voices (CITZ AOI) 3 CR PHAR 071 CAPS IV (Career, Academic & Professional Success) 0.5 CR STAT 060 Stats for Life Sciences (OR HSCI 060) (CRIT AOI) 3 CR Semester Total Credit Hours 16.5
Doctor of Pharmacy 1
FALL ELEC --- Drake Curriculum/General Electives/Honors 2 CR PHAR 122 Continuing Professional Development (CPD) I 1 CR PHAR 125 Physiology 4 CR PHAR 130 Biochemistry 4 CR PHAR 131 Intro to Pharm Science 3 CR PHAR 144 Basic Pharmacy Skills & Applications 1 2 CR PHAR 149 Immunizations 1 CR Semester Total Credit Hours 17	SPRING PHAR 123 Continuing Professional Development (CPD) II 1 CR PHAR 132 Pathophysiology 4 CR PHAR 133 Principles of Drug Action I 5 CR PHAR 138 Pharmaceutical Calculations 2 CR PHAR 140 Pharmaceutics I 2 CR PHAR 145 Basic Pharmacy Skills & Applications 2 (INFO AOI) 2 CR PHAR 171 Health Care Systems and Policies 3 CR Semester Total Credit Hours 19
SUMMER LAW 099 Constitutional Law (2 cr. each) + Orientation 6 CR Semester Total Credit Hours 6
Doctor of Pharmacy 2
FALL PHAR 134 Principles of Drug Action II 5 CR PHAR 141 Pharmaceutics II 3 CR PHAR 142 Kinetics 3 CR PHAR 154 Intermediate Pharmacy Skills & Applications I 2 CR PHAR 167 Continuing Professional Development (CPD) III 1.5 CR PHAR 172 Literature Evaluation Methods 3 CR Semester Total Credit Hours 17.5	SPRING LAW --- Law Course 3 CR PHAR 135 Principles of Drug Action III 4 CR PHAR 143 Therapeutic Drug Monitoring 2 CR PHAR 155 Intermediate Pharmacy Skills & Applications II 2 CR PHAR 168 Continuing Professional Development (CPD) IV 1.5 CR PHAR 169 Self-Care and Non-Prescription Products 3 CR PHAR 190 Therapeutics I 3 CR Semester Total Credit Hours 18.5
SUMMER LAW --- Law Courses 6 CR Semester Total Credit Hours 6
Doctor of Pharmacy 3
FALL LAW --- Law Courses 6 CR PHAR 174 Management in Pharmacy 3 CR PHAR 175 Continuing Professional Development (CPD) V 2 CR PHAR 184 Advanced Pharmacy Skills & Applications I (EI AOI) 2 CR PHAR 191 Therapeutics II 5 CR Semester Total Credit Hours 18	SPRING LAW --- Law Course 3 CR PHAR 162 Pharmacy Law & Ethics (VE AOI) 3 CR PHAR 173 Applied Social and Administrative Pharmacy 3 CR PHAR 176 Continuing Professional Development (CPD) VI 2 CR PHAR 185 Advanced Pharmacy Skills & Applications II 2 CR PHAR 192 Therapeutics III 5 CR Semester Total Credit Hours 18
Doctor of Pharmacy 4 (12 months/May through May)
FALL PHAR 285 Rotations 22 CR Semester Total Credit Hours 22	SPRING PHAR 285 Rotations 18 CR Semester Total Credit Hours 18
Total Program Hours: 224

Program Notes:

A total of 211 credits are required to complete the pharmacy degree.
Students will be expected to complete the Drake Curriculum requirements.  Drake Curriculum requirements not fulfilled through required course work:  Artistic Literacy, Engaged Citizen, Historical Foundations (2 courses), Global and Cultural Understanding, and Written Communication.

** Students should complete the LSAT and apply to law school during the First Professional Year - Spring Semester

Complete remaining requirements for law program after attainment of PharmD.

Professional Electives Policy: Core curricula of CPHS degree programs may require professional elective courses that permit exploration of and/or advanced study in areas of professional interest within the student’s primary degree. Professional electives provide the student with an opportunity to not only pursue areas of intellectual interest, but also to develop an individual “brand” that may benefit them in their professional or academic future. Students who desire to have a non-approved electives count toward professional elective credit should apply for an exception to program policy prior to taking the course whenever possible. Professional electives must be taken for a grade unless the course is designed as credit/no credit. Students should refer to their degree audit for determination of the total number of required professional electives. Students should review the student handbook for the complete professional elective policy and details specific to their degree program.