Hi guys, one of ours is planing to study Pharmacy at the University. We would like to know from those with first hand experience whether as undergraduate or post graduate students the best university to study it.
Universities offering the course seem to be few. Guys with experience only should pls advice. Thanks.

blaky007:
Hi guys, a niece of our's is planing to study Pharmacy at the University. We would like to know from those with first hand experience whether as undergraduate or post graduate students the best university to study it.
Universities offering the course seem to be few. Guys with experience only should pls advice. Thanks.

As long as the school is accredited by NUC And PCN, there should be no problem.

However,
UI
UNIZIK
ABU
OAU

Those are the ones whose alumnus I have as friends and they are all doing very well.

Well am also seeking for admission to study pharmacy in one of the universities I hope it worth the time and also how lucrative is it

I don't know what you mean by "best".
As far as the Pharm sch is accredited by PCN then it is up to standards.
Pharmacy is a tough course. You should be inquiring about the least tough school, where your sister will have the chances of graduating in due time, without repeating a class or being withdrawn from the faculty.

Perhaps she should try Northern pharmacy schools (except ABU and UNIJOS, there're as tough as southern pharmacy schools).

You should also know that some schools upgraded their pharmacy program to Doctor of pharmacy which means an extra year in school.

marischerry:
You should also know that some schools upgraded their pharmacy program to Doctor of pharmacy which means an extra year in school.

So the person from such universities graduates with two degrees like Bsc and Masters or what?. Also is UNILAG one of such?.

Pls dont choose OAU

blaky007:


So the person from such universities graduates with two degrees like Bsc and Masters or what?. Also is UNILAG one of such?.

UNIBEN and UNN offers such.. doctor of pharmacy

Kellzzyy:
I don't know what you mean by "best".
As far as the Pharm sch is accredited by PCN then it is up to standards.
Pharmacy is a tough course. You should be inquiring about the least tough school, where your sister will have the chances of graduating in due time, without repeating a class or being withdrawn from the faculty.

Perhaps she should try Northern pharmacy schools (except ABU and UNIJOS, there're as tough as southern pharmacy schools).

Your first part sums my previous submission.