Celebrating What God Has Done
This year brought much to celebrate — stronger student outcomes, outstanding residency and job placement rates, expanding opportunities for global missions, and exciting innovations that are improving patient care and advancing the profession.
We are grateful for God's faithfulness to the Cedarville University School of Pharmacy. He continues to bless our mission of preparing practice-ready pharmacists who pursue excellence while serving Christ and others.
Thank you for partnering with us as we prepare pharmacists who are making an impact both here and around the world.
Local Transformation Global Transformation Innovative Transformation
2025–26 By the Numbers
93.3%
Residency Placement for 2026 Graduates
82.4%
First-Time NAPLEX Pass Rate in 2025
96%
Graduation Rate for Class of 2026
100%
Participation in Medical Missions
122
Students Enrolled
115
Scholarships Awarded in 2026
30
Students Per Class (Average)
$646,350
Donated for Student Scholarships and Support
Additionally, eight PharmD students presented posters at Cedarville's Scholarship Symposium on April 15, 2026.
Local Transformation
Cedarville University School of Pharmacy is investing in the health of our local communities through compassionate, patient-centered care. As students serve alongside faculty and community partners, they gain the knowledge, character, and clinical skills to care for others with excellence and reflect Christ wherever they serve.
Cradled in a Box, Carried by Faith
Pharmacy Students Deliver Over 100 Vaccines With Compassion and Care
Cedarville Equips Students To Advocate for Human Trafficking Victims
Treating More Than Wounds: Paper Calls for Mental Health Care in ASD Cases
Local Third Graders Visit the School of Pharmacy
It’s always such a fun and exciting day in the School of Pharmacy when the third graders from Cedar Cliff Elementary visit the lab to learn all about pharmacy!
Transforming Patients' Lives Globally
Cedarville University School of Pharmacy students and alumni are putting their faith into action through missions, outreach, and healthcare service. Grounded in a biblical worldview, they care for diverse populations with Christlike compassion while deepening their cultural awareness and strengthening their clinical skills.
Health Care Meets Mission at GMHC
Pharmacy Program Fuels Mission-Minded Service
Pharmacy Missions Event Prepares Students for Global Impact
Nigeria’s Health Care Needs Inspire Cedarville Student
Training Christian Pharmacists: 10 Classes of Professionals
Transforming Healthcare Innovatively
From advancing pharmacy education to improving patient care, innovation continues to shape the Cedarville University School of Pharmacy. Through new technologies, strategic partnerships, and forward-thinking approaches to learning, students are equipped to meet the changing needs of the profession while serving others with excellence and Christlike compassion.
Ask the Pharmacist With Dr. Shannon Yarosz
Ask the Pharmacist is a recurring educational segment produced by WDTN in partnership with Cedarville University's School of Pharmacy. Dr. Shannon Yarosz, Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice, serves as Cedarville's pharmacy expert, offering trusted answers to common medication and health questions. Get to know Dr. Yarosz and hear how God has shaped her calling in her conversation on the Cedarville Stories podcast.
Pharmacy Students Find Financial Freedom Through Scholarships and Employer Partnerships
Pharmacists Step Up in Sports Medicine Field
Cedarville School of Pharmacy Partners With Walgreens
Cedarville Pharmacy and Pink Ribbon Good Advancing Breast Cancer Support
Beyond the Counter: Pairing Pharmacy With Innovation
Ohio Pharmacists Association (OPA) Legislative Day
In February, our students joined Dr. Thad Franz at the Ohio Pharmacists Association (OPA) Legislative Day in Columbus, where they met with state legislators to advocate for the pharmacy profession and discuss key healthcare issues. The School of Pharmacy was also represented before the Ohio House Insurance Committee, where APPE student and now alumnus Dr. Thomas Bonifield testified in support of House Bill 192, the Community Pharmacy Protection Act.
