There are several pre-requisites for a pharmacy school, some of which are not within a science major. Therefore, it is especially important that the pre-pharmacy student should select a major as soon as possible and seek the B.S. degree. Students should consult early and frequently with Dr. Pomeroy-Black in addition to their primary advisors for their majors. While the admission requirements will vary between schools, the minimum requirements set by most schools of pharmacy are:
English |
6 semester hours |
Principles of Biology with Lab |
8 semester hours |
Advanced Biological Science* |
12 semester hours |
Physics |
4 semester hours |
Biochemistry |
3 semester hours |
General Chemistry with Lab |
8 semester hours |
Organic Chemistry with Lab |
6 semester hours |
Math** |
6 semester hours |
Economics |
3 semester hours |
*Including Anatomy and Physiology I and II and Microbiology
**Including MATH 1114 and 2221
Students should take the PCAT (Pharmacy College Admissions Test) as early as practical. Early admission applications are encouraged.