Institution Type:	Private not-for-profit
Campus Setting:	Large city
Highest Degree Offered:	Doctor's degree - research/scholarship and professional practice
Level of Institution:	Four or more years
Calendar:	Semester

Non-Degree Undergrads Graduates

“mcphs is small but diverse. it can be competitive, many people do well. some courses are rigorous making it more rewarding. …”
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“i absolultey love the experience that i had while attending mcphs. the community is very welcoming, education is superb, and the faculty and staff are very welcoming. overall great college…”
Feb-09-2012 » Read More

“MCPHS is a small school. During finals week there are students everywhere trying to find a place to study. There is no cafeteria here so the students share a cafeteria…”
Apr-26-2012 » Read More

“This is a high-quality school with a rigorous program. The instructors push you hard, and there is a lot for you to learn. If you work hard, however, it will…”
Apr-30-2012 » Read More

“Massachusetts College of Pharmacy is the perfect school for those who want to pursue a career in the health industry. The school places a lot of emphasis on academic excellence…”
May-02-2012 » Read More

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Chelsea from Chicopee, MA
Jan-02-2012 I am a current student here
I have already made alot of good friends and am looking forward to spending my college years here.
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Katherine from Tiverton, RI
Aug-22-2011 I am a past student here
I enjoyed being in a new city and meeting lots of new and exciting people but I did not enjoy not having fun if that makes any sense. My three years were consumed by studying and arguing with my roommates. I stepped out of my comfort zone going into Boston and it was definitely a culture shock but that was all part of the experience. I loved getting to know the city of Boston and to learn all the cool places to eat and shop. But studying ALL the time was not what I was expecting. I literally spent every min of my free time doing homework or catching up on reading even on the weekends and vacation time.
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Jahral from East Boston, MA
Jun-13-2011 I am a current student here
Be prepared to give it a 100% and more when at this college. If you can establish good time managament you will find this school has a lot to offer then just education. This college knows that its students work hard to get the grades they want, and because of this the college holds special events everyweek to reward you for your passion of learning. These events adds a new dimension of excitiment and memories that will last a life time.
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Emily from North Andover, MA
Jun-01-2011 I am accepted here and planning to attend soon
I'm a really studious person so I think this place will be great for me
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Choua from Fitchburg, MA
Dec-26-2010 I am a current student here
Because MCPHS is so much smaller than a lot of other colleges or universities, you know most of your classmates, your professors know you, and your voice is heard in the classroom, clubs, and other school organizations. It's convenient, considering that all your classes and resources are all in one building. There are always club activities going on, so you'll have something to do. MCPHS is part of the Colleges of Fenway, so you can cross-register with Simmons, Wheelock, Emmanuel, Wentworth, or MassArt and take a class not offered by MCPHS, such as a language class. You can also use the resources and attend events hosted by the other Colleges of the Fenway. MCPHS is located right by the green line, which makes traveling to various parts of Boston very convenient. MCPHS is also walking distance from Fenway Park - you should go see a game! There's not much diversity with respect to fields of study - In that aspect, it can become somewhat boring with everyone virtually studying the same thing you're studying.
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