1. Alaska Pharmacists Association
2. Alabama Pharmacy Association                                                                              
3. Arkansas Pharmacists Association                                                                          
4. California Pharmacists Association    
5. Colorado Pharmacists Society
6. Connecticut Pharmacists Association
7. Delaware Pharmacists Society
8. Florida Pharmacy Association                                                                    
9. Georgia Pharmacy Association       
10. Hawaii Pharmacists Association                                                                        
11. Illinois Council of Health-System Pharmacists                                                                     
12. Illinois Pharmacists Association                                                                                
13. Indiana Pharmacists Alliance
14. Iowa Pharmacists Association
15. Kansas Pharmacists Association      
16. Kentucky Pharmacists Association
17. Louisiana Pharmacists Association        
18. Maine Pharmacy Association                                                                       
19. Maine Society of Heath-System Pharmacists                                                              
20. Maryland Pharmacists Association     
21. Massachusetts Pharmacists Association
22. Michigan Pharmacists Association                                                        
23. Southeastern Michigan Society of Health-System Pharmacists
24. Minnesota Pharmacists Association   
25. Mississippi Pharmacists Association
26. Missouri Pharmacists Association
27. Montana Pharmacists Association
28. Nebraska Pharmacists Association
29. New Hampshire Pharmacists Association
30. New Jersey Pharmacists Association    
31. New Mexico Pharmacists Association                                                        
32. New Mexico Society of Health-System Pharmacists                                                   
33. New York State Council of Health-Systems Pharmacists                            
34. Pharmacists Society of the State of NY                                                                  
35. North Carolina Association of Pharmacists 
36. North Dakota Pharmacists Association                                                            
37. Ohio Pharmacists Association                                                                                      
38. Ohio Society of Health-System Pharmacists                                                               
39. Oklahoma Society of Health-System Pharmacists                                                    
40. Oklahoma Pharmacists Association                                                                                 
41. Oregon State Pharmacy Association                                                                        
42. Pennsylvania Pharmacists Association        
43. Rhode Island Pharmacists Association                                                           
44. Rhode Island Society of Health-System Pharmacists                                                   
45. South Carolina Pharmacy Association      
46. South Dakota Pharmacists Association                                                           
47. Southeastern Society of Health-System Pharmacists                                       
48. Tennessee Pharmacists Association                                                                         
49. Texas Pharmacy Association
50. Utah Pharmaceutical Association   
51. Vermont Pharmacists Association
52. Virginia Pharmacists Association                                                                
53. Washington State Pharmacy Association
54. West Virginia Pharmacists Association
55. Pharmacy Society of Wisconsin
56. Wyoming Pharmacy Association

Specialty Organizations

1. American Society for Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics
2. American Association for Pharmaceutical Scientists                                                   
3. Academy of Managed Care Pharmacy                                           
4. American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy                            
5. American Association of Pharmacy Technicians                                        
6. American Pharmacists Association                                                           
7. American Society of Health-System Pharmacists
8. American Society of Pharmacognosy                                                                              
9. Board of Pharmaceutical Specialties                                                               
10. Commission for Certification in Geriatric Pharmacy,                                                    
11. Guild of Healthcare Pharmacists                                                                                                                           
12. Institute for Safe Medication Practices                                                            
13. International Academy of Compounding Pharmacists                                         
14. International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP)                                                     
15. International Pharmaceutical Students’ Federation                                      
16. International Society for Pharmaceutical Engineering                                   
17. International Society for Pharmacoepidemiology                                               
18. National Association of Pharmacy Regulatory Authorities                                       
19. National Community Pharmacists Association                                                       
20. National Council for Prescription Drug Programs                                              
21. National Independent Pharmacy Coalition                                                          
22. National Pharmacy Technician Association                                                       
23. Pediatric Pharmacy Advocacy Group                                                                    
24. Pharmacy Technician Certification Board                                                               

1.      Lipitor - Pfizer Inc.            

2.      Hydrocodone - Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals

3.      Hydrocodone - Watson Pharmaceuticals            

4.      Amoxicillin - Teva Pharmaceuticals

5.      Levothyroxine Sodium - Mylan Laboratories                

6.      Synthroid - Abbott Pharmaceuticals               

7.      Lexapro - Forest Pharmaceuticals      

8.      Singulair - Merck & Co.                   

9.      Nexium - AstraZeneca             

10.  Plavix - Bristol-Myers Squibb              

11.  Simvastatin - Teva Pharmaceuticals            

12.  Toprol-XL - AstraZeneca             

13.  Azithromycin - Greenstone LLC           

14.  Zyrtec - Pfizer Inc.                   

15.  Vytorin - Merck/Schering-Plough Pharmaceuticals               

16.  Lisinopril - Lupin Pharmaceuticals                         

17.  Warfarin Sodium - Barr/Teva Pharmaceuticals                     

18.  Hydrochlorothiazide - Teva Pharmaceuticals                        

19.  Furosemide - Mylan Pharmaceuticals                     

20.  Advair Diskus - GlaxoSmithKline Pharmaceuticals                             

21.  Protonix - Wyeth (Pfizer)            

22.  Prevacid - Takeda Pharmaceuticals America                     

23.  Effexor XR - Wyeth Pharmaceuticals           

24.  Lisinopril - Sandoz                  

25.  Diovan - Novartis                

26.  Fosamax - Merck & Co.              

27.  Oxycodone                - Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals          

28.  Cephalexin - Teva Pharmaceuticals               

29.  Amlodipine Besylate - Mylan Pharmaceuticals               

30.  Levothyroxine Sodium - Lannett Pharmaceuticals               

31.  Metoprolol Hydrochloride - Mylan Pharmaceuticals                   

32.  Sertraline Hydrochloride - Greenstone LLC            

33.  Zetia - Merck/Schering-Plough Pharmaceuticals  

34.  Crestor - AstraZeneca             

35.  Metformin Hydrochloride - Teva Pharmaceuticals                    

36.  Seroquel - AstraZeneca             

37.  Levaquin - Ortho-McNeil                  

38.  Lisinopril - Teva Pharmaceuticals                 

39.  Diovan HCT - Novartis             

40.  Atenolol - Mylan Pharmaceuticals              

41.  Azithromycin - Teva Pharmaceuticals                  

42.  Actos - Takeda Pharmaceuticals America                

43.  Cymbalta - Eli Lilly & Co.         

44.  Prednisone - Watson Pharmaceuticals                 

45.  Flomax - Boehringer Ingelheim Pharmaceuticals  

46.  Proair HFA - Teva Pharmaceuticals        

47.  Celebrex - Pfizer Inc.                 

48.  Norvasc - Pfizer Inc.                 

49.  Atenolol - Sandoz                  

50.  Lantus - Sanofi-Aventis         

1. University of California/San Francisco School of Pharmacy  is a strong research school at a premier medical facility.

1. University of North Carolina Eshelman School of Pharmacy offers the PharmD and some unusual graduate programs.

1. University of Minnesota College of Pharmacy  operates at both the Twin Cities and Duluth campuses.

1. University of Texas College of Pharmacy has both a masters and doctoral program with six areas of specialization.

1. Ohio State University College of Pharmacy  has a graduate program with four divisions, among them Pharmacognosy.

1. University of Kentucky College of Pharmacy has dual degree programs in business and economics.

1. University of Michigan College of Pharmacy offers a degree in Pharmaceutical Engineering.

1. University of Washington School of Pharmacy  also has some unusual academic options which include a Masters in Biomedical Regulatory Affairs. 

1. Purdue University School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences has a BS in Pharmaceutical Sciences along with the PharmD program.

1. University of Arizona College of Pharmacy extends graduate work into areas that include Drug Discovery and Design.

1. University of Florida College of Pharmacy has an impressive research division for PhD candidates.

1. University of Illinois at Chicago College of Pharmacy has a program to help graduates develop biotech research credentials.

1. University of Maryland School of Pharmacy has two eminent research divisions in addition to the Department of Pharmaceutical Practice.

1. University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Pharmacy has a division devoted to Social and Administrative Sciences.

1. University of Southern California School of Pharmacy has a strong research division to match its medical school.

1. University of Iowa College of Pharmacy has a research program in Natural Products Chemistry.

1. University of Tennessee Health Science Center operates six schools including the College of Pharmacy.

1. University of Utah College of Pharmacy includes toxicology as a primary academic focus.

1. University of Kansas School of Pharmacy has a PharmD program with an elaborately designed clinical element.

1. University of Pittsburgh School of Pharmacy  provides a PhD option in Biochemical Pharmacology.

1. University at Buffalo SUNY School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences offers a full range of degrees in Pharmaceutical Sciences.

1. Virginia Commonwealth University School of Pharmacy has made drug delivery systems a research priority.

1. University of Colorado School of Pharmacy has an extensive continuing education program for current professionals.

1. Auburn University Harrison School of Pharmacy has developed a graduate program that incorporates the behavioral aspects of clinical pharmacy.

1. Medical University of South Carolina College of Pharmacy has a very active research program alongside its PharmD school. 

1. Rutgers University School of Pharmacy provides some academic focus on the interaction of the pharmacy industry and government.

1. University of Georgia College of Pharmacy operates the Center for Drug Discovery, focused on infectious diseases and cancer.

1. University of Mississippi School of Pharmacy has an unusual research organization called the Center for Pharmaceutical Marketing and Management.

1. University of Connecticut School of Pharmacy  has an undergraduate Pre-pharm program of two years duration which is followed by the four year PharmD course of study.

1. University of Nebraska Medical Center College of Pharmacy includes a Pharmaceutical Sciences Graduate Program targeted directly at the biotechnology industry.

1. University of the Sciences in Philadelphia College of Pharmacy began pharmaceutical instruction in this country, almost 200 years ago.

1. Mercer University College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences  offers both the PharmD and the PhD in Pharmacy programs.

1. Oregon State University College of Pharmacy offers an Early Admission Program (EAP) to qualified high school seniors for the PharmD program.

1. Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center School of Pharmacy operates what is primarily a research oriented graduate program in both Amarillo and Abilene.

1. UC Dan Diego School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences PharmD program devotes year four entirely to clinical experience.

1. University of Cincinnati College of Pharmacy advertises that its graduates have a 100% job placement rate prior to graduation.

1. University of New Mexico College of Pharmacy offers graduate work in the rapidly growing field of Radiopharmaceutical Sciences.

1. University of Oklahoma College of Pharmacy maintains an active program to help its graduate students obtain residency positions and certification.

1. Washington State University College of Pharmacy offers a Masters in Health Policy and Administration along with the PharmD and other degrees.

1. Wayne State University College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences has an excellent selection of medical professional degrees to complement its PharmD and PhD in Pharmaceutical Science programs.

1. West Virginia University Health Sciences Center School of Pharmacy represents a ninety year tradition of pharmaceutical education at WVU.

1. South Carolina College of Pharmacy  has both the PharmD program and a graduate research program located on two state university campuses.

1. University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences College of Pharmacy offers a Masters in Pharmaceutical Evaluation and Policy as well as the PharmD and PhD programs.

1. University of Missouri – Kansas City School of Pharmacy has a full program for pharmacy students offering Bachelors and Masters degrees as well as the PharmD.

1. Creighton University School of Pharmacy and Health Professions  asks its pharmacy graduate students to take the Pharmacists Oath at the beginning of the academic program rather than at completion.

1. Duquesne University School of Pharmacy maintain a Pharmaceutical Technology Center for graduate research.

1. Northeastern University School of Pharmacy offers a PhD program heavily focused on the biotech development aspects of the field.

1. University of Montana College of Health Professions and Biomedical Sciences has a PharmD program located in the Skaggs School of Pharmacy.

1. University of Rhode Island College of Pharmacy includes a specialization in Pharmacoeconomics in its PhD program.

1. Drake University College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences offers a dual MBA/PharmD program.

1. Samford University McWhorter School of Pharmacy requires two years of preparatory work prior to enrollment in the PharmD program.

1. St. Louis College of Pharmacy integrates liberal arts core courses into a six year PharmD program – a unique academic formula for a specialty school.

1. University of Houston College of Pharmacy offers a Bachelors in Pharmaceutical Sciences as well as the PharmD program.

1. University of the Pacific School of Pharmacy and Health Sciences has a PhD program in Pharmaceutical and Chemical Sciences.

1. Albany College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences has a Pharmaceutical Sciences program that can be adapted for Pre-Law, Pre-Med, and Pre-Physician Assistant studies.

1. Butler University College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences accompanies its PharmD program with an MS in Pharmacy and a dual MBA/PharmD course of study.

1. Campbell University College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences offers the PharmD and clinical research degrees at both the Masters and PhD level.

1. Idaho State University College of Pharmacy offers a minor in Pharmaceutical Sciences for students preparing for a Biotech career.

1. University of Wyoming School of Pharmacy is a growing program that moved into graduate studies recently and received full accreditation in 2007.

1. Ferris State University College of Pharmacy was accredited by the Michigan Board of Pharmacy in 1893, and has been a fixture in the field ever since. 

1. Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences/Boston offers both undergraduate and graduate programs in Pharmacology.

1. North Dakota State University College of Pharmacy, Nursing and Allied Sciences opened its doors for pharmacy studies in 1902 with five students.  

1. South Dakota State University College of Pharmacy has the traditional PharmD program and a PhD program for graduates interested in research.

1. St. Johns University College of Pharmacy and Allied Health Professions offers a PhD program in four pharmaceutical research disciplines and a PharmD in its clinical practice program.

1. Temple University School of Pharmacy has a PhD in Pharmaceutical Sciences with emphasis on Medicinal Chemistry – for students interested in the biotech fields.

1. East Tennessee State University College of Pharmacy maintains a full range of clinical and research graduate programs.

1. Florida A&M University College of Pharmacy & Pharmaceutical Services operates its main campus in Tallahassee and four satellite facilities in Tampa, Miami, Jacksonville and Crestview.  All are affiliated with major medical centers.

1. Hampton University School of Pharmacy offers an entry level six year program to freshman students culminating in the PharmD.

1. Howard University College of Pharmacy, Nursing and Allied Health Sciences provides both an entry level option and a doctoral program leading to the PharmD.

1. Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine & School of Pharmacy offers a year-round, three year course of study on its Erie, PA campus or the four year option at its Bradenton, Florida campus.

1. Loma Linda University School of Pharmacy opened its doors in 2002, with the specific goal of “educat[ing] pharmacists in a Seventh-day Adventist Christian setting.”

1. Long Island University College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences is operated on the Brooklyn campus, offering a range of undergraduate and graduate options in pharmaceutical studies.

1. Massachusetts College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences/Worcester offers an accelerated PharmD program for students who have completed the pre-entry coursework that is a 34 month, year round course of study.

1. Midwestern University of Chicago College of Pharmacy offers a fully accredited PharmD program for both entry level students and those with some relevant educational background.

1. Midwestern College of Glendale College of Pharmacy is the Arizona campus for this school, offering a five year PharmD program.

1. Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Pharmacy was opened in 2005 as a partnership of the University of Akron, Youngstown State, Kent State and Cleveland State.

1. Nova Southeastern University College of Pharmacy  opened the first south Florida college of pharmacy in 1987.

1. Ohio Northern University Raabe School of Pharmacy offers a six year course of study for the PharmD and a dual degree in Law and Pharmacy.

1. Pacific University School of Pharmacy is a small school in Oregon with a respected, accredited program.

1. Palm Beach Atlantic University School of Pharmacy offers the PharmD and a joint MBA/PharmD program.

1. Shenandoah University School of Pharmacy has the standard doctoral programs along with a PhD in Pharmacogenomics.

1. South University School of Pharmacy offers its accelerated PharmD program at its Savannah, GA and Columbus, SC campuses.

1. Southern Illinois University/Edwardsville School of Pharmacy  offers the only downstate Illinois doctoral program in the field.

1. Southwestern Oklahoma State University College of Pharmacy has a PharmD program that is available in accelerated format.

1. St. John Fisher College School of Pharmacy opened in 2006 to provide a doctoral program for Western and Central New York students.

1. Texas A&M University College of Pharmacy has both a Department of Pharmacy Practice and a Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences.

1. Texas Southern University School of Pharmacy and Health Sciences offers the PharmD degree in two formats: one for post graduate students and one for entry level students.

1. Touro University California College of Pharmacy is a new (but accredited) school located in Vallejo, CA on the old Mare Island Naval Base.

1. Appalachian College of Pharmacy, formerly known as the University of Appalachia, is a recently accredited doctoral program in clinical pharmacology.

1. University of Charleston School of Pharmacy is a four year program located in Charleston, West Virginia.

1. University of Findlay College of Pharmacy offers a six year doctoral program with the final year devoted to clinical experience.

1. University of Hawaii/Hilo College of Pharmacy opened its doors in 2006 as part of the state higher education system.

1. University of Louisiana/Monroe College of Pharmacy offers a Bachelors in Toxicology as well as the PharmD and PhD programs.

1. University of Southern Nevada College of Pharmacy is located on the school’s Henderson, NV campus where it offers a traditional and accelerated PharmD program.

1. University of Toledo College of Pharmacy is both a practitioners’ school and a research school with graduate programs for both areas.

1. University of the Incarnate Word School of Pharmacy is a PharmD program that was recently opened and accredited.

1. Western University of Health Sciences has both a Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences and a Department of Pharmacy Practice.

1. Wilkes University School of Pharmacy offers a Bachelors in Pharmaceutical Sciences and a PharmD program.

1. Wingate University School of Pharmacy has a graduate program for PharmD students and a dual degree MBA/PharmD program as well.

100. Xavier University of Louisiana College of Pharmacy is a New Orleans school offering a recently accredited PharmD program.