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Trends in the Numbers of US Colleges of Pharmacy and Their Graduates, 1900 to 2014

John D. Grabenstein
American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education March 2016, 80 (2) 25; DOI: https://doi.org/10.5688/ajpe80225
John D. Grabenstein
Global Health & Medical Affairs, Merck Vaccines, West Point, Pennsylvania
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    Cumulative and Contemporary Numbers of US Schools of Pharmacy, 1900-2014 (based on ACPF or AACP regular membership).

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    Numbers of US Pharmacy Graduates per Year, 1900-2013 (first professional degree, among ACPF or AACP regular members).

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    Mean Number of Pharmacy Graduates per Year per US College of Pharmacy, 1900-2013 (first professional degree, among ACPF or AACP regular members).

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    Distribution of Duration of Membership in ACPF or AACP (current member colleges, as of 2014).

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