Duration: 0-6/7 | Courses: 60 | Faculty: 26 |
Est. Applications: 2660 | Acceptance Rate: 8% | Est. Class Size: 211 |
Our six-year professional program leads to the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.) degree and is grounded in the basic and clinical sciences with an emphasis on patient-centered care. The program comprises two years of preprofessional study followed by four years of professional pharmacy school. Preprofessional courses in the biological, physical, and social sciences and the humanities prepare students to enter 21st-century pharmacy practice as informed, well-rounded citizens.
Clinical experiences begin in the first professional year and progress through all four years, with advanced practice experiences at outstanding teaching and community hospitals, community pharmacies, managed care settings, the pharmaceutical industry, and other specialty practice sites.
Few schools can match the breadth and diversity of our clinical experience program. The Pharm.D. program is structured to develop the high levels of theoretical knowledge and professional skill required in this demanding profession. Our students learn to be independent thinkers, creative problem solvers, and compassionate care givers. Through rigorous coursework and patient-centered professional practice, students become highly knowledgeable about all aspects of drug therapy and highly effective in counseling patients and collaborating with health care professionals. Our graduates are well prepared for professional pharmacy practice in a variety of settings-the community, medical institutions, health care facilities, and the pharmaceutical industry, among others-as well as graduate or professional study.
Location: 160 Frelinghuysen Road Piscatway, New Jersey 08854
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Female: 60% | Male: 40% | Age: 18-61 |
Tuition (In-State): | $14,922 | per year |
Tuition (Out-State): | $35,964 | per year |
Tuition Fee: | $3,685 | per year |
Minimum GPA: N/A | Average GPA: 2.8 | Minimum PCAT: N/A |
Program Prerequisites | |
Total number of college SEMESTER HOURS that must be completed prior to matriculation: | 60 |
Total number of basic science college SEMESTER HOURS that must be completed prior to matriculation: | 32 |
Total number of college QUARTER HOURS that must be completed prior to matriculation: | |
Applicants must successfully complete ALL course prerequisites by the end of the: |
Spring 2019 term
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Course Title | Semester/Quarter Hours |
General Biology I and II w/lab | 10/15 |
General Chemistry I and II w/lab | 9/14 |
Expository Writing (2 semesters) | 6/9 |
Calculus | 4/6 |
Psychology or Sociology | 3/5 |
Organic Chemistry I and II w/lab | 10/15 |
Microeconomics | 3/5 |
General Physics I and II w/lab | 9/14 |
Systems Physiology or Human Physiology or Mammalian Physiology. Note: 2 semester sequences of Anatomy and Physiology are also accepted (6 credits) | 3/5 |
Statistics (Bio-statistics preferred). | 3/5 |
4 Humanity/Social Science electives | 12 |
Total | 60 |
General Information | Rutgers centralized admissions office does not review admissions letters. However, the Pharmacy School Admissions committee reviews all documentation submitted. |
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LOR types that are CONDITIONALLY ACCEPTED: | |
Note: please verify the institution specific details regarding CONDITIONALLY ACCEPTED LOR types.
Pre-Health Adviser |
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LOR types that are NOT ACCEPTED: | |
Are Committee Letters accepted? | |
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Does it count as more than one LOR? | |
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Are Composite Letters accepted?
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Interview Format: | Individual applicants with one interviewer Individual applicants with two or more interviewers |
Interview Dates: | |
Details: | Interviews general take place starting in November and will continue until the class is full, generally ending in June. |
February 1, 2022
Dual Degree Program? Yes
Part of an academic health center? Yes
Pharmacy observation hours required? No
Supplemental application requirement? No
Baccalaureate degree preferred for admissions? Yes
Follows the AACP Cooperative Admissions Guidelines? No
Is preference given to in-state applicants vs. out-of-state applicants? No
Website: http://pharmacy.rutgers.edu
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