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Masters in Pharmacology and Toxicology Programs in the Washington, D.C. Area

Explore masters in pharmacology and toxicology programs and graduate schools offering MS pharmacology and toxicology degrees. Find the best pharmacology and toxicology programs for you with government statistics and graduate student reviews. 

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  1. Georgetown University

    • Graduate School
    • Washington, DC
    • 19 reviews

    Alum: Georgetown is a prestigious university and when it comes time to enter the workforce, employers are impressed when they see it on a resume. I currently work for a fortune 50 company and I was told that my impressive education is part of the reason I got the job. The campus is beautiful, historic, and quaint. You also have the ability to easily venture out in DC if you want to explore countless bars and concert venues. I thoroughly enjoyed my time at Georgetown and am grateful to have it on my resume today. Housing is expensive near campus, but it’s totally worth it to live in Georgetown and experience all the it has to offer. People do have to study hard since the academics are challenging, but after the exams everyone likes let loose.
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    • University of Maryland - College Park

      • Graduate School
      • College Park, MD
      • 20 reviews

      Graduate Student: During my undergraduate period, this university gave me the opportunity to balance priorities related and unrelated to my academics. Because of that opportunity, I was able to build myself through employment, volunteer, and athletic, and organizational efforts. I am able to balance all of my current priorities at this present time because of my undergraduate journey at this university. Besides focusing on more long-term infrastructure goals that will benefit the campus personnel rather than the public image, I have no concerns about how the university should change.
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      • Howard University

        • Graduate School
        • Washington, DC
        • 2 reviews

        Graduate Student: Howard is a great school! Very diverse with great professors that care. The only downside is the financial aide office and reimbursing financial aide funds.
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