A rewarding career starts at USciences.

Our unique academic focus is pharmacy, science and healthcare — and we get results. Through a professional curriculum, hands-on education, and real-world learning experiences, USciences students are prepared for immediate success and proven all over the world.

95% of USciences alumni are employed or accepted for an advanced degree within 6 months of graduation (Class of 2014 post-graduation survey)
94% of qualified USciences students are accepted to medical school — that’s 17% higher than the national average. (USciences' five-year retrospective of 2010-2014 matriculants and applicants)
Top 10 in the nation for earning power of our recent graduates. (U.S. Department of Education's College Scorecard)

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Watch USciences 196th Commencement Live on May 24
May 16, 2017
For those family members and friends unable to attend USciences is pleased to provide a live stream of the 196th Commencement Ceremony.
USciences' MBA Program Ranked Among Nation's Elite for Fourth-Consecutive Year
May 15, 2017
Hosted under the University's Mayes College of Healthcare and Business Policy, the MBA program was named a tier one program among other competing programs in the United States, according to the list published this month in CEO Magazine
USciences Students Win Awards at Alpha Chi Honor Society Convention
May 11, 2017
Two USciences students who attended this year's Alpha Chi Honor Society Convention in Louisville, KY last month, came home with awards.
USciences Names Dr. Patricia Audet Interim Dean of Its Philadelphia College of Pharmacy
May 09, 2017
University of the Sciences president Dr. Paul Katz has named Patricia R. Audet P'76, PharmD'78 interim dean of Philadelphia College of Pharmacy beginning July 1, 2017
'Humans of USciences' Shares the Story Behind Familiar Faces on Campus
May 08, 2017
That was the burning question for a USciences student who wanted to learn more about those familiar faces walking the hallways or even serving lunch. So, the student founded Humans of USciences, a Facebook page populated with short profiles, quotes, and photos from individuals on campus.