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Submission Number: 4173
Submission ID: 121
Submission UUID: be7eb6d9-2490-4d45-b8ac-924f435c0b9e
Submission URI: /publishedsurvey
Submission Update: /publishedsurvey?token=m3K5SsLD-vM8hetBYGwJ8CVYTDiTqlvOnvHHEmnFIk4
Created: Sat, 08/31/2019 - 05:51
Completed: Thu, 05/28/2020 - 15:07
Changed: Tue, 12/01/2020 - 13:37
Remote IP address: 102.182.227.167
Submitted by: Anonymous
Language: English
Is draft: No
Current page: Complete
Webform: Pharm.D. School Directory
Submitted to: Published Survey
Contact Information
1401 Albrecht Blvd
Fargo
North Dakota
58102
United States
North Dakota
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Name: Daniel Friesner, Ph.D.
Title: Senior Associate Dean
Office: Sudro Hall room 123
Phone (Work): 701-231-7601
Extension: 1-7601
Email: Daniel.Friesner@ndsu.edu
Program Application Deadline
May 3, 2021
No
Program Information
Full Accreditation
Yes
Public
No
Semester (2 terms per academic year)
* 3 - 4
Not Required
Yes
Early assurance
Last Entering Class
74
Upcoming Entering Class
85
55
Dual and Concurrent Degrees
Yes
PharmD/MBA (Business Administration), PharmD/MPH (Public Health), PharmD/PhD (Doctor of Philosophy)
No
Program Description
Curriculum: Our pre-professional curriculum requires the completion of 81 hours of coursework. Some students can complete this work in two years, while other students may take three years. In what follows, we will refer to a two year pre-pharmacy curriculum with the possibility of a three year track implied where necessary. In the first two years of the curriculum (prepharmacy), emphasis is placed on chemical, biological, administrative, behavioral or social sciences, and humanities needed for the four-year professional pharmacy curriculum. The third, fourth and fifth years provide the students with the professional educational background necessary for the sixth year of clinical rotations. In addition to general adult medicine, students may pursue rotations in specialized areas of interest such as pediatrics, oncology, nutrition, infectious disease, pharmacokinetics, cardiology, family practice, ambulatory care, critical care, rural health, managed care, endocrinology, psychiatry and rehabilitation. For more information: http://www.ndsu.edu/pharmacy
GPA and Credit Hour Criteria
3.0
3.0
81
47
Course Prerequisites
Course Subject | Course Title | Semester Hours (Min) | Quarter Hours (Min) |
---|---|---|---|
Other | CHP 190 Critical Thinking & Academic Success | 2 | |
English Composition / Writing | ENGL 110 College Composition I | 3 | |
English Composition / Writing | ENGL 120 College Composition II * | 3 | |
English Composition / Writing | Upper Level English - ENGL 324 Writing in the Sciences or ENGL 325 Writing in the Health Professions | 3 | |
Communication / Speech (Verbal) | COMM 110 Fundamentals of Public Speaking * | 3 | |
Math | MATH 146 Applied Calculus I * | 4 | |
Physics | PHYS 211 College Physics I | 3 | |
Economics | ECON 201 Principles of Microeconomics * | 3 | |
Statistics | STAT 330 Introductory Statistics * | 3 | |
Biology/Biological Science | BIOL 150 General Biology I * | 3 | |
Biology/Biological Science | BIOL 150L General Biology I Lab * | 1 | |
Biology/Biological Science | BIOL 151 General Biology II * | 3 | |
Biology/Biological Science | BIOL 151L General Biology II Lab * | 1 | |
Anatomy & Physiology | BIOL 220 Human Anatomy & Physiology I * | 3 | |
Anatomy & Physiology | BIOL 220L Human Anatomy & Physiology I Lab * | 1 | |
Anatomy & Physiology | BIOL 221 Human Anatomy & Physiology II | 3 | |
Anatomy & Physiology | BIOL 221L Human Anatomy & Physiology II Lab | 1 | |
Microbiology | MICR 350 General Microbiology * | 3 | |
Microbiology | MICR 350L General Microbiology Lab * | 2 | |
Chemistry | CHEM 121 General Chemistry I * | 3 | |
Chemistry | CHEM 121L General Chemistry I Lab | 1 | |
Chemistry | CHEM 122 General Chemistry II * | 3 | |
Chemistry | CHEM 122L General Chemistry II Lab | 1 | |
Chemistry | CHEM 341 Organic Chemistry I * | 3 | |
Chemistry | CHEM 341L Organic Chemistry I Lab | 1 | |
Chemistry | CHEM 342 Organic Chemistry II | 3 | |
Biochemistry | BIOC 460 Biochemistry I | 3 | |
Biochemistry | BIOC 461 Biochemistry II | 3 | |
Humanities | Humanities and Fine Arts Elective | 6 | |
Other | Wellness Elective | 2 | |
Social/Behavioral Science | Social & Behavior Science Elective | 3 | |
Other | Cultural Diversity Elective | 3 |
Core courses MUST be completed by the end of the fall semester in which students are applying to the pharmacy program. ALL remaining courses must be completed the last spring semester pre-requisite courses are taken.
* Denotes core courses used in admission GPA. All required Courses MUST be Completed with at Least a Grade of "C" In order to apply for the professional program.
For information on equivalents to NDSU courses go to https://tes.collegesource.com/publicview/TES_publicview01.aspx?rid=5d038207-fb86-4259-8655-c0d69965378d&aid=5c0de629-4869-42d0-90c2-0982a58e9616
For information on equivalents to NDSU courses go to https://tes.collegesource.com/publicview/TES_publicview01.aspx?rid=5d038207-fb86-4259-8655-c0d69965378d&aid=5c0de629-4869-42d0-90c2-0982a58e9616
Yes
Supplemental Materials
Yes
Yes
$125.00
Available on PharmCAS website.
PCAT and Other Tests
Required
We will accept PCAT scores from the time period of July 2017 to November 2020. Select PharmCAS Code 104 to report PCAT scores directly to PharmCAS.
N/A
No
Observation Hours
Recommended, but not required
Evaluations (Letters of Reference)
No
Not accepted
Not Accepted
Evaluations (letters of reference) are NOT required by our institution.
Residency
Yes
No
International Applicants
Yes
US Citizens, US Permanent Residents, Canadian Citizens, Foreign (non-US) Citizens
Send an original foreign transcript directly to the school
In addition, NDSU must receive an official evaluation from a member of the National Association of Credential Evaluation Services (i.e. WES or ECE).
No
Select Code 8246 to report TOEFL scores directly to PharmCAS.
Interviews
Multiple Mini Interviews (MMI)
An interview on campus is part of the evaluation process for students who receive final consideration for admission.
Accepted Applicants
No
- August 24, 2020
No
Background Checks and Drug Screenings
No
No