HSOP Pharmacy Program Ranked in the Nation's top 25
harmacy program rankings in the U.S. News & World Report listed the Harrison School of Pharmacy among the top 25 in the nation. Dean Lee Evans said that the key to the School'sranking was a commitment made by the faculty several years ago to establish a terminal degree, Pharm.D. program that would be among the best in the nation. "We're excited to be recognized among the top third of all pharmacy professional degree programs nationally," Evans said. " We have an excellent faculty and we've made incredible progress in building our national reputation. It's nice to be recognized for all the hard work that many have put into strengthening our program."
Auburn was one of four peer institutions in the Southeastern Conference to make the top 25 in that category. The others were Kentucky, Florida and Georgia.
U.S. News compiled the rankings as part of its "America's Best Graduate Schools 2006," which is in print and online formats. The rankings focused on major research universities and nationally prominent graduate programs at other institutions.
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