Pharmaceutical Sciences (BSPS)

Description

This degree program is designed to prepare a student for entry into the Pharm.D. professional program.

Minimum Total Credit Hours: 122

Goals/Mission Statement

On the baccalaureate level, the school shall foster an environment where students can learn and apply the principles and theories related to the pharmaceutical sciences and acquire the knowledge, skills, and attitudes in their chosen discipline such that each can enter and succeed in a professional career in the pharmaceutical sciences, or continue studies in areas including, but not limited to, the Doctor of Pharmacy program or graduate studies in the pharmaceutical sciences.

Degree Requirements

The academic regulations for this degree program, as entered in the University of Mississippi Catalog, are in effect for the current or selected academic year and semester. The University of Mississippi reserves the right to 

  1. change or withdraw courses; 
  2. change rules for registration, instruction, and graduation; and 
  3. change other regulations affecting the student body at any time.

General Education

Select one of the following First Year Writing I courses:3
First-Year Writing I
Introduction to College Writing
Freshman Honors I
Select one of the following First Year Writing II courses:3
First-Year Writing II
First Year Seminar
Freshman Honors II
BISC 1600Biological Sciences I3
BISC 1610Biological Sciences I Laboratory1
BISC 1620Biological Sciences II3
BISC 1630Biological Sciences II Laboratory1
CHEM 1050General Chemistry I3
CHEM 1051General Chemistry Laboratory I1
CHEM 1060General Chemistry II3
CHEM 1061General Chemistry Laboratory II1
CHEM 2210Elementary Organic Chemistry I3
CHEM 2220Elementary Organic Chemistry II3
CHEM 2211Elementary Organic Chem. Laboratory I1
CHEM 2221Elementary Organic Chem. Laboratory II1
MATH 1150Elementary Statistics3
MATH 2611Unified Calculus & Analytic Geometry I3
BMSC 3210Pathogenesis of Infectious Diseases3
or BISC 3330 General Microbiology
BMSC 3440Physiological Foundation of Therapeutics3
or BISC 3300 Principles of Physiology
BMSC 3450Anatomical Foundations in Human Health3
or BISC 3100 Human Anatomy
SPCH 1050Business and Professional Speech3
or SPCH 1020 Fundamentals of Public Speaking
Select six hours of Social Science from the following:6
Anthropology
Economics
Media, News & Audience
Political Science
Psychology
Sociology
Select six hours of humanities from the following:6
African American studies
Classical Civilization
Philosophy
Religion
Introduction to Southern Studies I
Freshman Honors I
Freshman Honors II
Women In Antiquity
Introduction to Gender Studies
Feminist Philosophy
Select three hours of fine arts from the following:3
Introduction to Western Art
Art Beyond the West
Global Art: Prehistory to 1500
Global Art: 1300 to the Present
Introduction to Music Literature
Fundamentals of Music Theory
Introduction to Music
Introduction to World Music Cultures
Music Theory and Analysis I
Dance Appreciation
Appreciation of the Theatre
Introduction to Cinema
Introduction to the Fine Arts
Interdisciplinary Arts
Advanced Interdisciplinary Arts
Total Hours63

Major Requirements

PHCY 1000Introduction to Pharmacy (Required only for Early Entry Students.)1
BMSC 3001Foundations of BioMolecular Sciences I4
BMSC 3002Foundations of BioMolecular Sciences II4
PHAR 3001Biopharmaceutics and Calculations3
PHAR 3002Pharmaceutical Dosage Forms3
PHAD 3001Social and Administrative Pharmacy I3
PHAD 3002Social and Administrative Pharmacy II3
PRCT 3000Foundations of Immunology & Immunization1
PRCT 3001Pharmacists' Patient Care Process3
PRCT 3002Self-Care Therapeutics & Prescribing3
PRCT 3003Introduction to Pharmacotherapeutics2
PRCT 3201Pharmacy Practice Applications I1
PRCT 3202Pharmacy Practice Applications II1
PRCT 3301Professional Collab and Develop I1
PRCT 3302Professional Collab and Develop II1
PRCT 3400Community Immersion IPPE I1
PRCT 3401Institutional Immersion IPPE I1
PRCT 4301Professional Collab and Develop III1
PRCT 4302Professional Collab and Develop IV1
Total Hours38

Other Academic Requirements

Progression and retention criteria for early entry students and regular entry students, as well as financial obligations, liability/malpractice insurance, immunizations and assessment requirements, are detailed in the School of Pharmacy Student Handbook.