Program Outcomes

Class of 2020
100 students were admitted in 2016 as the class of 2020
88 students graduated on time (88%)
92 students (92%) are on schedule to graduate within 6-years

Class of 2019
76 students were admitted in 2015 as the class of 2019
62 students graduated on time (82%)
67 students (89%) graduated within 6-years

Class of 2018
69 students were admitted in 2014 as the class of 2018
57 students graduated on time (83%)
62 students (89%) graduated within 6-years

Class of 2017
72 students were admitted in 2013 as the class of 2017
60 students graduated on time (83%)
65 students (90%) graduated within 6 years

Class of 2016
75 students were admitted in 2012 as the class of 2016
63 students graduated on time (84%)
70 students (93%) graduated within 6 years

The North American Pharmacist Licensure Examination^®  (NAPLEX) is administered by the National Association of Boards of Pharmacy (NABP) and measures a candidate’s knowledge of the practice of pharmacy. It is just one component of the licensure process and is used by state boards of pharmacy as part of their assessment of a candidate’s competence to practice as a pharmacist.

2020 Graduates
Belmont First-time Pass Rate  88.37%
National First-time Pass Rate  88.43%
Belmont All Attempts Pass Rate  86.32%
All Attempts National Pass Rate  87.03%

2019 Graduates
Belmont First-time Pass Rate  94.03%
National First-time Pass Rate  88.34%
Belmont All Attempts Pass Rate  92.96%
All Attempts National Pass Rate  86.74%

2018 Graduates
Belmont First-time Pass Rate  93.44%
National First-time Pass Rate  89.46%
Belmont All Attempts Pass Rate  93.85%
All Attempts National Pass Rate  88.03%

2017 Graduates
Belmont First-time Pass Rate  94.03%
National First-time Pass Rate  87.95%
Belmont All Attempts Pass Rate  94.20%
All Attempts National Pass Rate  86.28%

2016 Graduates
Belmont First-time Pass Rate  97.18%
3rd Highest among all ACPE Accredited Schools
National First-time Pass Rate  85.86%
Belmont All Attempts Pass Rate  97.22%
All Attempts National Pass Rate  85.01%

The Multistate Pharmacy Jurisprudence Examination^® (MPJE) combines federal- and state-specific questions to test the pharmacy jurisprudence knowledge of prospective pharmacists. It serves as the pharmacy law examination in participating jurisdictions and tests a candidate's mastery of pharmacy law.

2020 Graduates
Belmont First-time Pass Rate 76.47%
National First-time Pass Rate 84.59%
Belmont All Attempts Pass Rate 77.42%
National All Attempts Pass Rate 83.45%

2019 Graduates
Belmont First-time Pass Rate 92.11%
National First-time Pass Rate 83.58%
Belmont All Attempts Pass Rate 88.10%
National All Attempts Pass Rate 81.90%

2018 Graduates
Belmont First-time Pass Rate 100.00%
National First-time Pass Rate 83.76%
Belmont All Attempts Pass Rate 100.00%
National All Attempts Pass Rate 82.48%

2017 Graduates
Belmont First-time Pass Rate 88.89%
National First-time Pass Rate 85.20%
Belmont All Attempts Pass Rate 87.80%
National All Attempts Pass Rate 83.98%

2016 Graduates
Belmont First-time Pass Rate 81.40%
National First-time Pass Rate 84.74%
Belmont All Attempts Pass Rate 82.69%
National All Attempts Pass Rate 83.48%

In 2020, 22 out of 38 (58%) Belmont students applying for a PGY1 residency matched during phase I. At the end of phase II of the match, 25 out of 38 (66%) Belmont students matched with a PGY1 residency program. Seven of 9 applicants (78%) applying for PGY2 programs matched.

In 2019, 22 out of 29 (76%) Belmont students applying for a PGY1 residency matched during phase I. At the end of phase II of the match, 23 out of 29 (79%) Belmont students matched with a PGY1 residency program. Four of 5 applicants (80%) applying for PGY2 programs matched.

In 2018, 16 out of 19 (84.2%) Belmont students applying for a PGY1 residency matched during phase I. At the end of phase II of the match, 18 out of 21 (85.71%) Belmont students matched with a PGY1 residency program. Three of 3 applicants (100%) applying for PGY2 programs matched.

Class of 2019
66 graduates
37 working in retail pharmacy (56%)
22 accepted to a residency (33%)
2 employed in other settings (3%)
5 unknown (8%)

Class of 2018
62 graduates
29 working in retail pharmacy (47%)
2 working in hospital pharmacy (3%)
16 accepted to a residency (26%)
1 accepted to fellowship (1%)
14 unknown (23%)

Class of 2017
67 graduates
40 working in retail pharmacy (60%)
1 working in hospital pharmacy (1.5%)
18 accepted to a residency (27%)
1 accepted to fellowship (1.5%)
7 unknown (10%)

Class of 2016
72 graduates
26 working in retail pharmacy (36%)
3 working in hospital pharmacy (4.2%)
25 accepted to a residency (35%)
18 other (25%)

Class of 2015
69 graduates
29 working in retail pharmacy (42%)
1 working in institutional pharmacy (1%)
19 accepted to a residency (28%)
2 in fellowships (3%)
5 employed in other settings (7%)
12 unknown (17%)

Class of 2014
72 graduates
39 working in retail pharmacy (54%)
5 working in institutional pharmacy (8%)
20 accepted to a residency (25%)
4 employed in other settings (6%)
5 unknown (7%)