James (Jim) Florence serves as Professor and Dean of the Department of Public at the Appalachian College of Pharmacy. Jim holds a Doctor of Public Health (DrPH) degree in preventive care and a master’s degree in public health (MPH) from Loma Linda University in California. He also holds master’s degrees in biology and theology. Before…Keep Reading James E. Florence, DrPH
ACP Records Lowest National and State Student Loan Default Rate at 0.00 Percent
OAKWOOD, VA (OCTOBER 27, 2020) – The Appalachian College of Pharmacy has been recognized in LendEDU’s second annual report on student loans showing ACP students had a 0.00 percent student loan default rate, ranking it as number one in the state of Virginia and in the country. A total of 137 institutions of 4,398 examined…Keep Reading ACP Records Lowest National and State Student Loan Default Rate at 0.00 Percent
(This is a "Page")Dean’s Message
A message from our Dean Located in the heart of the central Appalachian Mountains, the College offers one of the few accelerated three-year Doctor of Pharmacy programs in the nation. The Appalachian College of Pharmacy was created to serve regional needs and to provide a beacon for progressive pharmacy practice and education that will shine…Keep Reading Dean’s Message
(This is a "Page")Doctor of Pharmacy Application Process
Domestic & International Application Process Applicants who plan to apply for admission to the Appalachian College of Pharmacy are required to submit an application through the Pharmacy College Application Service (PharmCAS). PharmCAS is a web-based application service which applicants use to submit their application, supplemental application, official transcripts or transcript evaluations, English language proficiency score,…Keep Reading Doctor of Pharmacy Application Process
(This is a "Page")ACP’s Frequently Asked Questions
Academics Applying for Admission Letters of Recommendation Health & Safety General Previous Experience Interview Financial Information…Keep Reading ACP’s Frequently Asked Questions
(This is a "Page")Student Organizations
Student Organizations ACP provides a number of opportunities for students to gain leadership experience and get involved in the profession of pharmacy. These leadership skills built during your college education can lead to greater success in your future career….Keep Reading Student Organizations
(This is a "Page")Student Services
Student Services The goal of the Student Affairs Office is to provide support programs, services, and activities for our students, especially those that assist student needs and the mission of the College. We are here to help you focus on your education to further your future career….Keep Reading Student Services
(This is a "Page")Tuition Payment Schedule
Payment Schedules Tuition for the three (3) year, eight (8) term Doctor of Pharmacy program is divided into eight payments, one payment per academic term. Tuition and fees payments are due on the first day of class for each term. Fees are subject to change annually. The rate for student fees shall be uniform whether…Keep Reading Tuition Payment Schedule
(This is a "Page")Course Catalog
Course Catalog ACP offers a sequence of courses designed to lead to a Doctor of Pharmacy degree. Requirements for the PharmD degree include completion of a minimum of 151 credits, including more than 1,700 hours of experiential coursework, and three academic years of full-time residence. In addition, a student must maintain a cumulative grade point…Keep Reading Course Catalog
(This is a "Page")Why ACP?
With more career opportunities for pharmacy graduates than ever before, our approach to focused study and hands-on training will prepare you to be a professional pharmacist. In addition to providing didactic and and pharmacy practice experiences, ACP also plays an important role in positively impacting economic development, education and healthcare in the Appalachian region. Why…Keep Reading Why ACP?
