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10 Least Competitive Pharmacy Schools in America

Published on February 14, 2017 at 8:37 am by Khadija Muhammad in Lists

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4. Saint Joseph’s University

Hartford, Connecticut

Average GPA of students admitted: 3.1

Saint Joseph’s University was founded in 1932 in the downtown area of the capital of Connecticut, with its pharmacy program opening its doors for students in 2011. This Roman Catholic school has a NAPLEX pass rate of 98.2%.

10 Least Competitive Pharmacy Schools in America

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