Barry and Judy Silverman College of Pharmacy 2025–2026 109 Windows 10S Operating System This version of Windows is not supported in our testing platform. Before purchasing, please ensure the device can run Windows without S mode. For more information, visit help.examsoft.com/s/article/ Set-Up-Your-Microsoft-Surface-Pro-to-Run-Windows-10. Virtual Machine Software Virtual operating systems such as Microsoft’s Virtual Machine, Parallels, VMware, VMware Fusion, or any other virtual environments are not compatible. Policy on Examinations The college’s Professional Standards state that student pharmacists must demonstrate compassion, integrity, and a concern for others. This requires a professional and ethical demeanor appropriate to educational level, responsibility for personal actions, and emotional stability under stressful conditions that may come from their professional education. This examination policy is designed with these standards in mind and with input from faculty members and students. The policy’s purpose is to provide expectations for student conduct related to examinations and ensure examinations given at the Silverman College of Pharmacy are adequately and consistently administered and supervised to minimize opportunities for dishonesty. Aside from maintaining academic integrity, examination procedures prepare students for the stringent expectations of the professional licensure process. Students should be empowered to uphold the highest degree of academic integrity and to expect the same of their classmates. It is understood that not every possible scenario regarding academic integrity can be covered within a policy; therefore, the college and its faculty members may take reasonable measures to enforce the spirit of this policy in keeping with the expectations of society and the profession of pharmacy. This policy is in effect for all examinations given within the Doctor of Pharmacy program. Student Expectations 1. S tudents will adhere to the Pharm.D. Student Examination Policy and Code of Conduct during all examination-related activities. This includes, but is not limited to, a. examination sessions (the examination session starts as soon as students enter the room) b. examination reviews (group or individual) 2. Students will follow all examination procedures as outlined in the Pharm.D. Student Examination Procedures (see Pharm.D. Student Examination Procedures section). 3. Students will bring all required materials to each examination session (see Examination Materials section). 4. Students will avoid wearing restricted attire and leave all restricted items at home or in a closed bag at the front of the examination room. Students wearing restricted attire or possessing restricted items may be penalized (see Restrictions and Examination Penalties sections).
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