Samyook University College of Pharmacy, led by Dean Park Il-ho, celebrated the remarkable achievement of all 29 candidates passing the 77th National Pharmacist Examination held on January 23. This 100% pass rate significantly surpasses the national average of 92.1%, underscoring the institution's commitment to excellence in training healthcare professionals. The college explained that this success is not just a result of intensive short-term preparation but rather a culmination of systematic education throughout their curriculum.

The curriculum is designed to integrate theoretical knowledge with practical applications relevant to the national examination, covering a wide range of topics from basic pharmaceutical sciences to clinical pharmacy. The college has established an educational system that fosters an integrated understanding and, particularly in the senior years, focuses on analyzing mock exam results and addressing areas of weakness to enhance effective learning. Additionally, they have maintained a close management system from the early years of study, which includes basic skills assessments and individual consultations with academic advisors, ensuring continuous monitoring and support.

Furthermore, the success can be attributed to strengthened peer mentoring and study group initiatives, which allowed for the sharing of learning strategies and experiences from seniors. This collaborative learning environment has contributed to the development of a strong educational culture, resulting in the collective achievement of all students passing the exam. Dean Park Il-ho expressed his pride in the systematic education and the students' enthusiasm, emphasizing the university's commitment to developing pharmacy professionals who not only possess expert knowledge but also embody strong ethical values to enhance public health and advance the healthcare sector.