The University of Kentucky College of Pharmacy is fully accredited through June 30, 2032 by the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education (ACPE) to conduct a doctor of pharmacy degree program. The degree program is designed within the constructs of the ACPE Accreditation Standards.
Any student may lodge a complaint related to those standards, policies, and procedures. Complaints should be in writing and sent directly to the Dean of the College of Pharmacy. The student shall have the right to meet with the Dean to discuss his/her complaint within 15 working days. The Dean will consider the complaint, may discuss it with the appropriate individual or office, and may request a meeting with the student. The Dean will respond to the student in writing within 15 working days of receipt of the complaint or the personal meeting, whichever comes later.
States often require persons practicing pharmacy to be licensed, certified, or registered. Students interested in working in another state should learn more about whether the University of Kentucky’s PharmD program will lead to licensure, certification, registration, etc., in each state.
The University of Kentucky College of Pharmacy continues to have an increase in the number of students who pursue post-graduate training through residencies, fellowships, graduate programs, and board certifications.
Six Months Post Graduation (November 2024)
2025 graduates reflect employment status at graduation (May 2025)
