Interestingly, I couldn't find a straight list of the 3-year pharmacy schools. Here is a list of where they are, and what their first time NAPLEX pass rates were for the class graduating in 2017. The first-time NAPLEX pass rate basically says how likely a student is to get a pharmacy license the first time they try. This is important because most hiring offers are based on your passing and getting a license within 90 days of graduation. 

 

AACP 3 year pharmacy schools (Updated 2019)

 

1. MidWestern/Glendale, AZ, 90.97%

2. Chapman, CA, No graduates yet

3. Pacific, CA, 85.06%

4. UCSF, CA, 98.13%

5. Larkin, FL, No graduates yet

6. South University, GA 77.10%

7. Roosevelt, IL, 80.00%

8. Sullivan, KY, 82.86%

9. UMES, MD, 74.07%

10. Massachusetts-Worcester, 74.58%

11. Roseman, NV, 82.81%

12. Pacific, OR, 85.06%

13. LECOM, PA, 81.37%

14. South College, TN 87.21%