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Western New England University Phamacy College gets accredited | masslive.com

masslive.com Jul 13 2015 Education , Health Care

The Western New England University College of Pharmacy is now fully accredited, according to a news release. Pharmacy school Dean Evan Robinson announced that the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education has granted full accreditation status to the University's College of Pharmacy. The ACPE is the national agency that sets the standards for professional degrees in the education of pharmacists. This completes the final accreditation step for the College of Pharmacy that graduated its founding class on May 17. The College of Pharmacy enrolled its first class of Doctor of Pharmacy students in 2011 with enrollment limited to about 75 ...
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