Prospective first-year students
Upcoming Events and Opportunities
We are so excited to meet you and share information about how the Bachelor of Science in Pharmaceutical Sciences program can set you up for success! Our team would love to speak with you about career pathways, curriculum, pre-professional education, the Early Assurance Program, and more!
If you are a prospective student, please schedule a meeting with our team to learn more about our program.
Register for a virtual BSPS Overview
The Bachelor of Science in Pharmaceutical Sciences (BSPS) is one of less than 20 such programs in the country that provides exceptional training for success in a variety of healthcare or research-oriented/non-clinical graduate programs and careers. Join our BSPS Recruiter for this live virtual overview session to learn more about how the BSPS program can set you up for success.
Register for a virtual BSPS Overview
The Early Assurance Program and LLC Virtual Overview
BSPS Student Involvement Virtual Overview
Questions?
If you have questions you’d prefer to ask via email, please contact us and a team member will get back with you quickly!
Email usExplore Past Virtual Events
Unable to make it to a virtual event? No worries! Check out a recording of the event below.
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This panel discussion offers an in-depth look at the varied career opportunities within the field of pharmacy. You’ll hear from four different pharmacists – Dr. Gretchen Pardo (Oncology), Dr. Victoria Williams (Critical Care), Dr. Sherriff Benson (Community Pharmacy), and Dr. Kyle Schuchter (Emergency Medicine) – as they describe the unique challenges they face in their fields, essential skills for success, and advice for students exploring pharmacy careers.
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This panel discussion offers a look at non-pharmacy clinical programs (medicine, dentistry) and PhD and research pathways for folks interested in earning their BSPS degree and pursuing another option. You’ll hear from Dr. Chris Coss, associate professor in the College of Pharmacy and vice chair of graduate studies; Dr. Lydia Karlsson, a 2020 BSPS graduate who completed the three-year primary care track at the Ohio State College of Medicine and current PGY-2 Family Medicine Resident at Ohio State; Riley Mullins, 2019 BSPS alum who is completing a PharmD/PhD program; and Dr. Rylan Dunn, 2020 BSPS graduate and 2024 Ohio State DDS graduate who is currently a general practice resident at Cleveland Clinic Mercy Hospital.
They discuss how the BSPS degree prepared them for success in their professional and graduate programs of choice.