Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy

The Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy is a full-time, campus-based program that combines general education courses with professional courses. Foundation courses in pharmaceutical chemistry, pharmaceutics, and the life sciences support understanding of pharmaceutical product development and its applications in pharmacy practice. It prepares graduates for roles such as professional pharmacist, pharmaceutical care provider, researcher, manager and entrepreneur, and educator.

The program runs for four academic years and includes a total of 206 credit units, equivalent to 5,520 hours. Professional Courses total 144 units, supported by Institutional Course (12 units), General Education (24 units), Elective Courses (9 units), and a Mandated Course (17 units). In the last year, students complete internship programs with different CHED accredited affiliation establishments, covering a minimum of 1,200 hours.

A. First Year Students
Upon enrollment, students should present the following requirement:
1. Form 138 with the notation “Graduated” or “Eligible for College”, with a general weighted average rating of 85 % and a grade of at least 85 % in Math, in Science and in English
2. Certificate of Good Moral Character
3. Two (2) 2” x 2” colored pictures
4. Differential Aptitude Test (DAT) result
5. Interview
6. PSA-issued Birth Certificate
7. Medical Certificate from the University Physician

B. Transferees (First and Second Year Students Only)
1. Certificate of Honorable Dismissal from the school last attended.
2. Certificate Good Moral Character from the school last attended.
3. Transcript of Records from previous college, with NO MARK of FAILURE, INCOMPLETE, DROPPED or WITHDRAWN and with a general weighted average of at least (85) or its equivalent with respect to courses credited to the program. (For Pharmacy Transferees: and a grade of at least 85 % in Math, Science, and English; in addition, for Pharmacy Transferees: and a grade of at least 85 % in Professional Courses)
4. Two (2) 2” x 2” colored pictures.
5. PSA-issued Birth Certificate
6. Duly signed a probationary agreement form one semester enrollment on probation.
7. Medical Certificate from the University Physician.

• Professional pharmacist
• Pharmaceutical care provider
• Researcher
• Manager and entrepreneur
• Educator
• Pharmaceutical manufacturing/production
• Production planning and inventory control
• Quality assurance
• Research and development
• Regulatory affairs
• Academe
• Hospital pharmacy
• Clinical pharmacy
• Community pharmacy
• Cosmetics industry
• Veterinary industry
• Clinical research
• Government service (Department of Health, Food and Drug Administration, PhilHealth, Professional Regulation Commission, Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency, Dangerous Drugs Board, and others)
• Health publications
• Sales or marketing
• Institutional pharmacy (non-pharmaceutical establishments with pharmacy services, such as those in the Supreme Court, San Miguel Corp, GSIS, etc)