Institution name

Campbell University

Total number of students

9400

Contact address for international enquiries

PO Box 567
BUIES CREEK 27506

Telephone

+1 910 893 1417

Venue / office name

College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

Address

PO Box 1090
BUIES CREEK
North Carolina
27506

Venue description

Campbell University School of Pharmacy is dedicated to enhancing diversity in the field of pharmacy. To address the needs of citizens in different geographical locations and ethnic groups, Campbell University has developed Pharmacy Readiness and Enrichment Program (PREP). PREP targets a diverse group of students who excel in the sciences. PREP is designed to increase student's scientific knowledge as well as prepare them for the rigors of admission into a professional pharmacy program. PREP exposes students to different roles of a pharmacist through demonstrations at health fairs. PREP aims to educate students through distance learning seminars on a variety of topics including current healthcare issues.

Telephone number

+1 910 893 5428

Is accommodation available at this venue?

Yes

Accommodation details

The on-campus experience will offer a variety of personal learning opportunities to supplement students formal education. The following are the men's residence halls: Baldwin, Kitchin, McCall, Murray, Sauls, Small; Women’s residence halls are: Bryan, Burkot, Day, Hedgpeth, Jones, Powell, Strickland. Each room is furnished with basic furnishings for each student which includes: Closet or Wardrobe, Desk and Chair, Single bed - 80" mattresses, Chest of drawers. The On-Campus Advantages: Students who live on campus for one year are 43 percent more likely to finish college than those who never live on campus. More likely to do graduate work. Likely to have a higher GPA in undergraduate or graduate work. Improved self-confidence and ability to speak in public. More satisfied with undergraduate experience. More interpersonal contacts with faculty and peers. Increase in artistic interest. Greater increases in interpersonal self-esteem. Greater participation in outside class activities. Experience greatest change in philosophy, value, political views, and career goals.