Programmatic Quality Indicators
| Percent of students graduating on time - 2025 Graduates |
80.4% |
| Percent of students graduating on time ‐ 3‐Yr Average |
83.2% |
| % students with EPA >/= Level 3 (Meets Expectations), All Rotations by Faculty APPE Preceptors |
100% |
| NAPLEX first‐attempt pass rate (National) ‐ 2025 Graduates |
93.8 (86.8)% |
| NAPLEX first‐attempt pass rate (National) ‐ 3‐Year Average |
88.0 (81.0)% |
| NAPLEX first‐attempt pass rate ranking out of 142 schools/colleges of pharmacy ‐ 3‐Year Average |
30 |
| MPJE first‐attempt pass rate; ND exam (National) ‐ 2025 Graduates |
96.7 (76.7)% |
| MPJE first‐attempt pass rate; ND exam (National) ‐ 3‐Year Average |
82.5 (76.5)% |
| MPJE first‐attempt (ND exam) pass rate ranking out of 142 schools/colleges of pharmacy ‐ 2025 Graduates |
2 |
| Percent of graduates with an accepted offer of employment or residency at the time of graduation ‐ 3‐Yr Average |
87% |
| PGY‐1 Residency Match rate (National) |
96.2 (80.9)% |
| Graduating students rating (strongly agree + agree) that "If I were starting my pharmacy program over again, I would choose the same school of pharmacy." (National Public Schools) |
98.0 (88.0)% |
Teaching Quality Indicators
| Student‐to‐Faculty Ratio |
7.5 to 1 |
| Graduating students rating (strongly agree + agree) that "I was academically prepared to enter my APPEs." (National Public Schools) |
96.0 (93.4)% |
| Graduating students rating (strongly agree + agree) that "I am prepared to enter pharmacy practice." (National Public Schools) |
95.9 (95.4)% |
| Mean score (1‐5 with 1=Strongly Disagree, 5=Strongly Agree) Student Evaluation of IPPE Preceptors |
4.76 |
| Mean score (1‐5 with 1=Strongly Disagree, 5=Strongly Agree) Student Evaluation of APPE Preceptors |
4.72 |
Research and Scholarship Quality Indicators
| Average number of peer‐reviewed publications per faculty member |
2.3 |
| Total amount of extramural research/scholarship dollars awarded |
$6,336,936 |
| AACP National Research Ranking (NIH dollars/Investigator ‐ 3‐Yr Average); # of schools = 142 |
29 |
Service and Practice Quality Indicators
| Number of patient visits served by Family HealthCare Center1 pharmacies operated by the School |
7,983 |
| Number of patients receiving Medication Therapy Management/Direct Patient Care by Practice Faculty |
8,045 |
| Number of patients served by student community outreach activities |
150 |
1 Federally Qualified Health Care Pharmacies
Accreditation
North Dakota State University College of Health and Human Sciences School of Pharmacy’s Doctor of Pharmacy program is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education, 190 South LaSalle Street, Suite 2850, Chicago, IL 60603-3499, 312/664-3575; FAX 866/228-2631, web site www.acpe-accredit.org.