Share this post or save for laterThe KU School of Pharmacy’s Doctor of Pharmacy program has been given “accredited with probation” status for multiple compliance issues with national standards. Students were notified via email on June 26 the program’s accreditation was on probation after a site visit from ACPE in April. “First and foremost, the KU School of Pharmacy remains accredited by ACPE,” the email to students said. “This means that, when you graduate, you will graduate from an accredited school of pharmacy and will be eligible for licensure.” The School of Pharmacy maintains accreditation through June 30, 2030, meaning current students will graduate from an accredited program unless the school’s accreditation is revoked upon review by the ACPE.