The American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy has updated their PDF files for the 2010-2011 cycle. The following tables, charts, and information is linked below:

PSAR Table 1: Pharm.D. Programs – Pharm.D. Degree Programs Anticipated for 2010-11.

PSAR Table 2: Post-B.S. Programs – Post-B.S. Pharm.D. Programs Anticipated for 2010-11.

PSAR Table 3: Graduate Programs – Institutional Information and Graduate Degree Programs Anticipated for 2010-11.

PSAR Table 4: Dual-Degrees – Dual-Degree Programs Anticipated for 2010-11.

PSAR Table 5: Characteristics of Post-B.S. – Characteristics of Nontraditional Pharm.D. Programs.

PSAR Table 6: Didactic of Post-B.S. – Didactic Features of Nontraditional Pharm.D. Programs Anticipated for 2010-11.

PSAR Table 7: Experiential of Post-B.S. – Experiential Features of Nontraditional Pharm.D. Programs Anticipated for 2010-11.

PSAR Table 8: First Year Pharm.D. Class – Characteristics of fall 2008 First Year Class for Pharm.D. Degree Programs.

PSAR Table 9: Admissions Policies – Admission Policies and Practices for Pharm.D. Degree Programs Anticipated for 2010-11.

PSAR Table 10: Post-B.S. Admissions – Admission Policies and Practices for Post-B.S. Pharm.D. Degree Programs Anticipated for 2010-11.

PSAR Table 11: Tuition – First Year Tuition and Fees for Pharm.D. Degree Programs in 2009-10.

PSAR Table 12: Post-Grad Tuition – First Year Tuition and Fees for Postgraduate Degree (Traditional and Nontraditional) Programs in 2009-10.

PSAR Table 13: M.S./Ph.D. Tuition – First Year Tuition and Fees for Postgraduate Degree (M.S. and Ph.D.) Programs in 2009-10.

School Admission Requirements – Two-page narrative that includes General Information, Curriculum, Admission Requirements, and Further Information for each AACP member institution.

Course Prerequisites by Pharmacy School – Summary of pre-professional course requirements by pharmacy degree institution.