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The class sizes are on the smaller side, so the professors know your name. The learning experience is much better than on a larger campus.

The thought of being a pharmacist can be intimidating, but everyone here works together — it’s not every man or woman for themselves, it's we're in this together.

I completed the pre-pharmacy program at 51Æ·²èas the president of my class. Now studying at the graduate level, I’m excited to be alongside my Nor’easter peers at an institution that values nontraditional paths like mine.

I definitely feel like the Pre-Pharmacy classes that I took prepared me for the classes that I'm in now. There are perfect parallels, it’s set up just for pharmacy students.

I felt at home at UNE, and everybody I met at my interview was so nice and approachable, and it felt genuine — something you don't find everywhere.

I apply the knowledge and skills that I developed during UNE's PGY1 residency program in my new role at Yale New Haven Hospital every day.

Going to pharmacy school has allowed me to explore the scientific field without narrowing my potential career opportunities.

By having flexibility and support, I was able to leverage these non-traditional curriculum opportunities to pursue a career in industry pharmacy as a fellow and stood out from the crowd of other Pharm.D. fellow applicants that did not have these valuable and rewarding experiences.