Academic Partnerships

The Marshall School of Pharmacy recognizes the need to provide qualified prospective students with unique opportunities to qualify for entry into the field of pharmacy. To facilitate this, Marshall has developed several articulation agreements with select regional institutions to provide a direct pathway to the PharmD program.

Click the universities below to read the Memoranda of Understanding (MOUs) with each institution. For more information, select the designated contact at each institution.

Location of Partnerships

Ohio Partnerships

West Virginia Partnerships

Description of Partnerships

  • Alice Lloyd College

    Agreement PDF

    As part of this articulated agreement, MUSOP agrees to give guaranteed admission during each admission cycle to two or more students who meet the minimum transfer requirements. A full list of requirements and courses is available here (Agreement PDF). For additional information on this partnership, contact Dr. Paul Yeary, Professor of Chemistry; Natural Science and Mathematics Chairperson, paulyeary@alc.edu.

  • Ashland Community and Technical College

    Agreement PDF

    As part of this articulated agreement, MUSOP agrees to give preferential consideration during each admission cycle to students who meet the minimum transfer requirements. A full list of requirements and courses is available here (Agreement PDF). For additional information on this partnership, contact Dr. Mary Cat Flath, Professor of Biology, marycat.flath@kctcs.edu.

  • Concord University

    Agreement PDF

    As part of this 3+4 accelerated pathway agreement, MUSOP agrees to give guaranteed admission during each admission cycle to one or more students who meet the minimum transfer requirements. Additionally, students at Concord University can receive both a Bachelor’s degree and PharmD in a combined 7 years through this pathway. A full list of transfer requirements and courses is available here (Agreement PDF). For additional information on this partnership, contact Dr. Kim Chambers, Assistant Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry, kchambers@concord.edu.

  • Davis & Elkins College

    Agreement PDF

    As part of this 3+4 accelerated pathway agreement, MUSOP agrees to give guaranteed admission during each admission cycle to two or more students who meet the minimum transfer requirements. Additionally, students at Davis & Elkins College can receive both a Bachelor’s degree and PharmD in a combined 7 years through this pathway. A full list of transfer requirements and courses is available here (Agreement PDF). For additional information on this partnership, contact Dr. Shawn Stover, Professor of Biology, stovers@dewv.edu

  • Eastern Kentucky University

    Information regarding this program will become available soon – last updated Feb 21, 2018. Please contact Dr. James Luba, Pre-Professional Academic Advisor in University Programs, james.luba@eku.edu

  • Glenville State College

    Agreement PDF

    As part of this 3+4 accelerated pathway agreement, MUSOP agrees to give guaranteed admission during each admission cycle to one or more students who meet the minimum transfer requirements. Additionally, students at Glenville State College can receive both a Bachelor’s degree and PharmD in a combined 7 years through this pathway. A full list of transfer requirements and courses is available here (Agreement PDF). For additional information on this partnership, contact Dr. Gary Morris, Professor of Biology, gary.morris@glenville.edu

  • Marshall University

    As part of this 3+4 accelerated pathway agreement, MUSOP agrees to give guaranteed admission during each admission cycle to students who meet the minimum requirements. Additionally, students at Marshall University can receive both a Bachelor’s degree and PharmD in a combined 7 years through these pathways. Full lists of requirements and courses for both pathways are available below, as well as contact information for each pathway.

    College of Science (Agreement PDF)
    College of Health Professions (Agreement PDF)

    Contacts

  • Morehead State University

    Agreement PDF

    As part of this articulated agreement, MUSOP agrees to give preferential consideration during each admission cycle to students who meet the minimum transfer requirements. A full list of requirements and courses is available here (Agreement PDF). For additional information on this partnership, contact David Eisenhour, d.eisenhour@morehead-st.edu

  • Mount Vernon Nazarene University

    Agreement PDF

    As part of this articulated agreement, MUSOP agrees to give guaranteed admission during each admission cycle to a minimum of two students who meet the minimum transfer requirements. A full list of requirements and courses is available here (Agreement PDF). For additional information on this partnership, MVNU students should contact their academic advisors.

  • Shawnee State University

    Agreement PDF

    As part of this articulated agreement, MUSOP agrees to give preferential consideration during each admission cycle to students who meet the minimum transfer requirements. A full list of requirements and courses is available here (Agreement PDF). For additional information on this partnership, contact Dr. Andy Napper, Chair, Department of Chemistry, anapper@shawnee.edu

  • Shepherd University

    Agreement PDF

    As part of this 3+4 accelerated pathway agreement, MUSOP agrees to give guaranteed admission during each admission cycle to one or more students who meet the minimum transfer requirements. Additionally, students at Shepherd University can receive both a Bachelor’s degree and PharmD in a combined 7 years through this pathway. A full list of transfer requirements and courses is available here (Agreement PDF). For additional information on this partnership, contact Dr. Mary Hendrix, President of Shepherd University, president@shepherd.edu

  • Southeastern Kentucky Community and Technical College

    Agreement PDF

    As part of this articulated agreement, MUSOP agrees to grant automatic interviews during each admission cycle to students who meet the minimum transfer requirements. A full list of requirements and courses is available here (Agreement PDF). For additional information on this partnership, contact Dr. Wheeler Conover, Professor, wheeler.conover@kctcs.edu

  • Southern West Virginia Community and Technical College

    Agreement PDF

    As part of this articulated agreement, MUSOP agrees to give guaranteed admission during each admission cycle to two students who meet the minimum transfer requirements. A full list of requirements and courses is available here (Agreement PDF). For additional information on this partnership, SWVCTC students should contact their academic advisors.

  • Southwest Virginia Community College

    Agreement PDF

    As part of this articulated agreement, MUSOP agrees to grant automatic interviews during each admission cycle to students who meet the minimum transfer requirements. A full list of requirements and courses is available here (Agreement PDF). For additional information on this partnership, contact Georgia Householder, Science Pre-Med Advisor and Assistant Professor, Natural Sciences, georgia.householder@sw.edu

  • University of Rio Grande

    Agreement PDF

    As part of this articulated agreement, MUSOP agrees to give preferential consideration during each admission cycle to students who meet the minimum transfer requirements. A full list of requirements and courses is available here (Agreement PDF). For additional information on this partnership, Rio Grande students should contact their academic advisors.

  • West Virginia State University

    Agreement PDF

    As part of this 3+4 accelerated pathway agreement, MUSOP agrees to give guaranteed admission during each admission cycle to students who meet the minimum transfer requirements. Additionally, students at WVSU can receive both a Bachelor’s degree and PharmD in a combined 7 years through this pathway. A full list of transfer requirements and courses is available here (Agreement PDF). For additional information on this partnership, contact Dr. Mike Fultz, Assistant Professor of Chemistry, mfultz@wvstateu.edu