UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA


courses in the Upper Division. In addition, all pre-pharmacy students who entered
the University in September, 1950, and thereafter, must have grades of C or higher in
each of the following courses: C-42, CY. 121, CY. 122, PHY. 106, PGY. 221, PGY.
222, PHY. 223, PHY. 224.
 RESIDENCE REQUIREMENT

 In keeping with the requirement of the American Council on Pharmaceutical Edu-
cation and the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy all students expecting to
earn the degree of B.S. in Pharmacy must be enrolled in one or more Pharmacy courses
for a minimum of three academic years or a total of twenty-seven months. This regu-
lation applies regardless of the number of studies completed in other fields.

 GRADUATION WITH HONORS

 To graduate With Honors, a student must have graduated from the University
College With Honors and earn an honor point average of at least 3.0 in the work of
the Upper Division or in lieu of graduation from the University College With Honors
earn an honor point average of at least 3.2 in the work of the Upper Division.
 To graduate With High Honors, a student must meet the requirements for gradua-
tion With Honors and be recommended for graduation With High Honors by the
faculty.
 BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN PHARMACY

 The Degree of Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy is awarded on completion of the
curriculum as outlined below. Opportunity for some specialization is offered by the
proper selection of the elective courses in the senior year.

 MASTER OF SCIENCE IN PHARMACY

 Courses are offered in the Graduate School leading to the degree of Master of
Science in Pharmacy.
 For requirements for the Master's Degree, see Graduate School.

 DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY

 Courses are offered in the Graduate School leading to the degree of Doctor of
Philosophy with majors in pharmaceutical chemistry, pharmacy, pharmacognosy, and
pharmacology.
 CURRICULUM

 To be eligible for the degree of Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy all requirements
of the curricula for pharmacy students in both the University College and the College
of Pharmacy must be completed. For example, if Pharmacy 223-224, Pharmacognosy
221-222, or PS. 201-202 are not completed in the University College, these courses
must be completed after admission to the College of Pharmacy. However, in such
cases these courses may be taken in lieu of an equal number of hours of options.
 For all students who began pharmacy studies after July 1, 1948, a grade of C or
higher is required in each semester of Pharmacy 361-362. An average of C or higher
must be obtained in all courses required for a degree.