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Student Outcomes
Academic Profile
As of the 10th-day census during fall 2021, the University's total enrollment was 799. This included 255 students classified as undergraduates and 544 classified as professional students.
Demographic Profile
As of the 10th-day census during fall 2020, the University's student body comprised:
- 65% - Female students
- 35% - Male students
Students represented 29 states and 25 countries, including Bosnia and Herzegovina, Brazil, Cameroon, Canada, China, Colombia, Ethiopia, Ghana, India, Iran (Islamic Republic of), Iraq, Isreal, South Korea, Lebanon, Nigeria, Pakistan, Palestine, Saudi Arabia, Spain, Syrian Arab Republic, Thailand, United Arab Emirates, United States, and Vietnam.
Students identified themselves as:
- 11% - African American
- 16% - Asian
- 3% - Hispanic
- 63% - White
- <1% - American Indian or Alaska Native
- <1% - Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander
- 2% - Nonresident Aliens
- 3% - Two or more races
- 2% - Unknown/Undisclosed
Enrollment, Graduation and Retention Rates
Bachelor of Science Program
- Graduation Rate: For the undergraduate program, the four-year on-time graduation rate is 70% and the six-year graduation rate is 77%.
- Retention Rate: As of the 10th-day census in fall 2021, the University's fall to fall retention for first-time, full-time students is 84%.
Doctor of Pharmacy Program
Visit our Doctor of Pharmacy Program Measurements page to access measurements including:
- Graduation rates
- Pharmacist board licensure exam pass rates
- Postgraduate training information
- Job placement and employment information
For questions about student outcome information, contact the Office of the Registrar at 314.446.8325.
In The News
Get to know Sandy Scott, UHSP's administrator of parking and access services. From crafts to being one of the first friendly faces new students, faculty and staff meet when they join the campus community, Sandy Scott has been a steadfast presence at the University.
Theresa Human, B.S. ’98, Pharm.D. ’99, developed a love for critical care pharmacy which served as a springboard to a dynamic career that has taken her from the Neuro ICU to the research lab and her current role as a Medical Science Liaison.
For the 10th time, University of Health Sciences and Pharmacy in St. Louis has been named a “Great College to Work For.”
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