How are University league tables put together?

[Asterix]

Is there any reason as to why the league tables put pharmacology and pharmacy together. I have been trying for yeeeears to find out the order JUST for pharmacy.

[TigerSwift]

I think its just ignorance on their side thinking there isn't much difference between the course. Which, of course is completely untrue now-adays.

[Asterix]

So there is no way to find out then? I just want to know out of interest and secondly is there anywhere we can find out how many graduates each SOP produces?

[unholyteddy]

So there is no way to find out then? I just want to know out of interest and secondly is there anywhere we can find out how many graduates each SOP produces?

Some universities on their websites/prospectus show what their intake number is.
But don't forget to minus the drop-outs.

[Rafael]

go to RPSGB website, total number of pre-regs who passied the exam in 2008 were around 1400 (both july + november lists), which means graduates are more as not all do their pre-reg after obtaining the Mpharm degree.

[Asterix]

go to RPSGB website, total number of pre-regs who passied the exam in 2008 were around 1400 (both july + november lists), which means graduates are more as not all do their pre-reg after obtaining the Mpharm degree.

that still doesn't answer my question on which uni churns the most and 1400 over 23 schools of pharmacy is looow

[Nik]

Raoul said 1400 pass their pre-reg... so there are others who fail their pre-reg or do not do it but instead do a higher degree or whatever.

[johnep]

Just what is the reason for your question?
johnep

[DavidS]

1400 over 23 schools of pharmacy is looow

60 per year per school doesn't sound low to me

[Fleegle]

Just what is the reason for your question?
johnep

Yes John, and perhaps more to the point, what exactly IS the question?

Fleeg.