Belmont University College of Pharmacy
Nashville, TN
/
School Detail
Faith-Based
Application Tracking
Log in to track
APPLICATION FEE
N/A
Tuition In State
$35,700
Tuition Out of State
$35,700
Average GPA
3.29
AVERAGE PCAT
61
School Overview
- Degrees
- N/A
- Ownership
- Private Non-Profit
- Program Length
- 4 years
- Total Enrollment
- 85
- Founding Year
- 2007
- Accreditation Year
- N/A
Has any information changed?
Report an update.
SDN Insights
Cost of Attendance: $312,523
Estimate repayment
Estimated loan burden for BUSP using 4 years of in-state tuition, $1,500 annual fees, $3,000 monthly living expenses, government-derived local cost-of-living adjustment, $1,000 loan fees, and an 8.5% interest assumption.
Cost of Living: Near national average cost of living
Nashville, TN is close to the national average for cost of living. In the debt estimate, the government-derived local cost adjustment keeps the $3,000 monthly allowance at about $2,880 per month. Treat this as a city-level budgeting estimate, not the school's official cost of attendance.
Environment: Urban
There is currently insufficient information to assess the neighborhood around BUSP.
Interview Feedback
Going on an interview at BUSP? Add your feedback to help others!
Secondary Essays for BUSP
No essay questions found. Be the first to add one.
About the School
Belmont University College of Pharmacy is located in the heart of Nashville, widely known as the Health Care Capital of the World with more than 250 health care companies that contribute nearly $30 billion and more than 200,000 jobs to the local economy annually. Nashville is a rising "it" city known for its vibrant music and culture, entrepreneurial spirit and friendliness. Belmont University is ranked among the Top 5 Regional Universities in the South by U.S. News & World Report and has consistently been named as one of the most innovative universities in their annual rankings. Over 7500 students enroll each year at Belmont, including more than 1000 health science students in clinical doctorate, master's and bachelor's programs
Curriculum
Belmont University College of Pharmacy offers five areas of specialized concentrations for students to choose from:
- Pharmacotherapy. Provides skills and competencies in direct patient care to collaborate in a team-based approach with doctors, therapists and other healthcare professionals.
- Information Management. Prepares for work with data to inform production efficiency, drug interaction, clinical decisions, robotic processing and the pharmaceutical supply chain.
- Pharmacy Missions & Public Health. Focuses on how pharmacists help treat underserved populations here in the United States and in third world countries.
- Pharmacy Management. Teaches management principles, including quality improvement methods, negotiation and presentation skills, and healthcare economics.
- PharmD/MBA Dual Degree. Extends the pharmacy management concentration to a second advanced degree in business administration, attainable through summer study within the four year time frame of the PharmD. Available to those holding a bachelor's degree with separate admission to the MBA program required.
- Pharmacotherapy. Provides skills and competencies in direct patient care to collaborate in a team-based approach with doctors, therapists and other healthcare professionals.
- Information Management. Prepares for work with data to inform production efficiency, drug interaction, clinical decisions, robotic processing and the pharmaceutical supply chain.
- Pharmacy Missions & Public Health. Focuses on how pharmacists help treat underserved populations here in the United States and in third world countries.
- Pharmacy Management. Teaches management principles, including quality improvement methods, negotiation and presentation skills, and healthcare economics.
- PharmD/MBA Dual Degree. Extends the pharmacy management concentration to a second advanced degree in business administration, attainable through summer study within the four year time frame of the PharmD. Available to those holding a bachelor's degree with separate admission to the MBA program required.
Facilities
McWhorter Hall, built in 2010, provides state-of-the-art classrooms, laboratories, simulation rooms, a drug information center and a campus pharmacy within a health sciences complex that supports interprofessional education with other graduate and undergraduate students in family nurse practice, physical therapy, occupational therapy, public health, social work and nursing.
Demographics
- 75% come from out-of-state with 34 states represented
- 62% female
- 24% minority
- 70% with prior degree
- 36% pursue post-graduate residencies or fellowships
- 96% first-time pass rate on the NAPLEX
- 95% employed within 6 months of graduation
- 62% female
- 24% minority
- 70% with prior degree
- 36% pursue post-graduate residencies or fellowships
- 96% first-time pass rate on the NAPLEX
- 95% employed within 6 months of graduation
Last Updated: Apr 22, 2026