Early Decision Program
September 3, 2010
Some participating colleges and schools offer “Early Decision” (ED) status through PharmCAS. The Early Decision program is a binding option for applicants who have decided that a particular pharmacy degree program is their first choice and that they will enroll if accepted. As an Early Decision applicant, you can apply to only one pharmacy degree program. Contact your selected pharmacy program directly for information on Early Decision eligibility requirements.
The Early Decision application deadline is SEPTEMBER 3, 2010. In addition to completing the PharmCAS application, you must arrange for PharmCAS to receive all of your official transcripts and fee by September 3rd. If your application, transcripts, or fee arrive after the deadline, PharmCAS will automatically change your file from early decision status to regular status.
You may be offered early admission, denied admission, or deferred to regular applicant status. If you are offered admission as an Early Decision applicant, you are obligated to accept the offer and you will not be permitted to apply to other PharmCAS institutions. If, however, you are denied admission as an Early Decision applicant, you may apply to other PharmCAS institutions for an additional fee. Refer to the PharmCAS application fee schedule to determine the cost to apply to each additional program. PharmCAS institutions will make admission decisions on early decision applicants by October 22, 2010.
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Early Decision PharmCAS Schools for 2011 Enrollment
- Auburn University
- Belmont University
- California Northstate College of Pharmacy
- Campbell University
- Colorado Denver, University of
- D’Youville College
- East Tennessee State University
- Harding University
- Howard University
- Husson University
- Kentucky, University of
- Lipscomb University
- Maryland, University of
- Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Pharmacy (NEOUCOP)
- Oregon State University
- Palm Beach Atlantic University
- Tennessee, University of
- Union University
- Virginia Commonwealth University
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