Barry and Judy Silverman College of Pharmacy 2025–2026 119 Pharm.D. students must successfully complete all required didactic and elective courses, as well as IPPEs before being eligible to begin APPEs. Ph.D. students must successfully complete all first- and second-year courses prior to taking required comprehensive exams and assessments. Academic Suspension Suspension bars a student from attending school for a defined period of time if, in the opinion of the dean, the student has deviated from the academic standards established by the college. Students who successfully appeal an academic dismissal from the college will be notified via NSU email and by certified mail to their mailing address located in Self-Service Banner. The student will be placed on academic suspension and must wait until the appropriate courses are offered again before returning to the college. Academic Dismissal Any one of the following will result in academic dismissal: • cumulative GPA below 2.0 for the Pharm.D. and M.S. in Pharmaceutical Affairs programs and below 3.0 in the Ph.D. or M.S. in Pharmaceutical Sciences programs • failure of three or more courses or 66.7 percent of attempted credits in one semester in the Pharm.D. or M.S. in Pharmaceutical Affairs programs • failure of two or more courses or 66.7 percent of attempted credits in one semester in the Ph.D. or M.S. in Pharmaceutical Sciences programs • failure of four or more courses during a student’s academic enrollment in the Pharm.D. program • failure of three or more courses during the student’s academic enrollment in the Ph.D. or M.S. programs • failure of any repeated course • remaining on academic probation for more than one year with continuing failures • students in the Ph.D. program who are placed on academic probation twice during their academic program • more than six academic years to complete the entry-level program • more than five academic years to complete advanced-standing program • more than three years to complete the M.S. in Pharmaceutical Sciences program • more than two years to complete the M.S. in Pharmaceutical Affairs program • more than seven years to complete the Ph.D. program
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