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  contact:
    - contact_email: tracy.small-johnson@hamptonu.edu
      contact_extension: ''
      contact_name: 'Tracy Small-Johnson'
      contact_office: 'Kittrell Hall Rm. 106E'
      contact_title: 'Coordinator of Admissions and Student Services'
      contact_work: 757-728-6494
    - contact_email: billy.artis@hamptonu.edu
      contact_extension: ''
      contact_name: 'Billy Artis'
      contact_office: 'Kittrell Hall Rm. 106F'
      contact_title: 'Assistant Coordinator of Student Affairs and Recruiter'
      contact_work: 757-727-5484
    - contact_email: elizabeth.heard@hamptonu.edu
      contact_extension: ''
      contact_name: 'Dr. Elizabeth Heard'
      contact_office: 'Kittrell Hall Rm. 103C'
      contact_title: 'Director of Recruitment & Strategic Engagement'
      contact_work: 757-727-5278
  contact_website:
    - 'https://home.hamptonu.edu/pharmacy/'
  contact_info_done:
    - 'Yes'
  program_deadline_done:
    - 'Yes'
  satellite_text: {  }
  ao_alternate_pathways_yes: {  }
  program_info_done:
    - 'Yes'
  last_entering_class_done:
    - 'Yes'
  upcoming_entering_class_done:
    - 'Yes'
  dual_deg_checkboxes: {  }
  dual_degrees_done:
    - 'Yes'
  program_description_done:
    - 'Yes'
  gpa_criteria_done:
    - 'Yes'
  list_of_course_prerequisites:
    - pre_courseqtr: ''
      pre_coursesem: '6'
      pre_coursesubject: 'English Composition / Writing'
      pre_coursetitle: 'English (Written Composition) **'
    - pre_courseqtr: ''
      pre_coursesem: '3'
      pre_coursesubject: 'Communication / Speech (Verbal)'
      pre_coursetitle: Speech
    - pre_courseqtr: ''
      pre_coursesem: '6'
      pre_coursesubject: Humanities
      pre_coursetitle: 'Humanities I, Humanities Elective, History (World Civilizations II)+'
    - pre_courseqtr: ''
      pre_coursesem: '3'
      pre_coursesubject: 'Social/Behavioral Science'
      pre_coursetitle: 'Sociology or Psychology'
    - pre_courseqtr: ''
      pre_coursesem: '3'
      pre_coursesubject: 'Social/Behavioral Science'
      pre_coursetitle: 'Principles of Macroeconomics'
    - pre_courseqtr: ''
      pre_coursesem: '8'
      pre_coursesubject: 'Biology/Biological Science'
      pre_coursetitle: 'General Biology with Labs - Two semesters of courses***'
    - pre_courseqtr: ''
      pre_coursesem: '3'
      pre_coursesubject: Microbiology
      pre_coursetitle: 'General Microbiology - lab preferred'
    - pre_courseqtr: ''
      pre_coursesem: '3'
      pre_coursesubject: 'Biology/Biological Science'
      pre_coursetitle: 'Upper-Level Biology - Cell Biology, Medical Microbiology, Microbiology or Immunology'
    - pre_courseqtr: ''
      pre_coursesem: '6'
      pre_coursesubject: 'Anatomy & Physiology'
      pre_coursetitle: |
        Human Anatomy & Physiology with Lab I & II or Human Anatomy and Human Physiology**
    - pre_courseqtr: ''
      pre_coursesem: '8'
      pre_coursesubject: Chemistry
      pre_coursetitle: 'General Chemistry with Labs - Two semesters of courses***'
    - pre_courseqtr: ''
      pre_coursesem: '8'
      pre_coursesubject: Chemistry
      pre_coursetitle: 'Organic Chemistry with labs -Two semesters of courses***'
    - pre_courseqtr: ''
      pre_coursesem: '3'
      pre_coursesubject: Biochemistry
      pre_coursetitle: Biochemistry
    - pre_courseqtr: ''
      pre_coursesem: '4'
      pre_coursesubject: Physics
      pre_coursetitle: 'Physics with Lab'
    - pre_courseqtr: ''
      pre_coursesem: '3'
      pre_coursesubject: Math
      pre_coursetitle: Calculus
    - pre_courseqtr: ''
      pre_coursesem: '3'
      pre_coursesubject: Statistics
      pre_coursetitle: Statistics
  course_prereqs_done:
    - 'Yes'
  supplemental_materials_done:
    - 'Yes'
  tests_other_text:
    - Other
  pcat_and_other_tests_done:
    - 'Yes'
  observation_hours_done:
    - 'Yes'
  evaluations_done:
    - 'Yes'
  residency_done:
    - 'Yes'
  for_cc_radio:
    - 'US Citizens'
    - 'US Permanent Residents'
    - 'US Temporary Residents'
    - 'Canadian Citizens'
    - 'Foreign (non-US) Citizens with a Visa'
    - 'Other Non-Citizens (e.g. DACA Students)'
  post_bs_program_offered: {  }
  international_applicants_done:
    - 'Yes'
  interview_format:
    - INTERVIEW_IN
  interviews_done:
    - 'Yes'
  ac_first_date:
    - '2026-08-26'
  accepted_applicants_done:
    - 'Yes'
  background_checks_done:
    - 'Yes'
  sids:
    - '208'
  aacp_institution_number: ''
  ac_cpr: 'No'
  ac_deposit_details: |
    To secure a seat in the program, accepted applicants must pay a $250.00 advance deposit. This fee is non-refundable but will be applied directly to reduce the student's tuition costs upon enrollment.
  ac_deposit_radio: 'Yes'
  ac_deposit_refundable: 'Yes'
  ac_firstday: 'Accepted students will be required to attend an in-person orientation, which will be held the week prior to the start of classes. The date and a packet of information will be sent to all accepted students once available.'
  acad_health: 'No'
  academic_term_type_2: 'Semester (2 terms per academic year)'
  academic_term_type_other_2: ''
  accred_status: '3'
  active: 'Yes'
  admin_status: Published
  ao_alternate_pathways: 'No'
  ao_alternate_pathways_other: ''
  ao_complete_bach: 'No'
  ao_complete_bachelor: ''
  ao_early_assurance: 'No'
  ao_ug_affiliation: 'No'
  application_deadline_description: 'Applications accepted through June 30, 2027, via the extended deadline by invitation code only. Applicants have until August 2027 to complete any outstanding prerequisite courses.'
  application_fee: ''
  banner_image: 'HUSOP Alumni Slider.png'
  cag_aacp: 'No'
  cbc_radio: 'Yes'
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    value: ''
  college_or_school_name: 'School of Pharmacy'
  course_prerequisites_link: 'https://home.hamptonu.edu/pharmacy/wp-content/uploads/sites/28/2025/03/Prerequisite-Coursework-BC.pdf'
  credit_hour_policies: |-
    Hampton University pre-professional students are required to complete 72 credit hours. 
    Transfer students with a minimum of a bachelor's degree are exempt from General Education requirements.
  crit_gpa_info: |-
    Complete the prerequisite courses with a grade of “C” or higher (“C-” is not acceptable). 
    Have not failed more than two (2) math or science courses (please note, these courses must be retaken and passed with a grade of “C” or higher; “C-” is not acceptable. 
    Have taken math and science prerequisites within ten years of admission. 
    Have a minimum overall GPA of 2.75. 
    Have a minimum preferred math and science GPA of 2.75. 
  crit_mingpa: '2.75'
  crit_prereqgpa: '2.75'
  curriculum_other: ''
  drug_radio: 'Yes'
  dual_conc_radio: 'No'
  dual_concurrent: ''
  dual_deg: 'No'
  dual_oth_desc: ''
  final_deadline_date: 'June 1, 2027'
  for_fc_radio: 'Yes'
  for_other: 'Our program only accepts evaluations from World Education Systems (WES)'
  for_policy_radio: '4'
  foreign_pharmacist_additional_info: 'Foreign-trained pharmacists without a U.S. license are eligible to apply to our traditional entry-level Pharm.D. program. Candidates must submit an official course-by-course foreign transcript evaluation from World Education Services (WES) to PharmCAS, in addition to sending original transcripts directly to the institution. Any potential advanced standing or course waivers will be reviewed on an individual basis after a complete evaluation.'
  foreign_pharmacists_to_entry_level_program: 'Yes'
  institution_name: 'Hampton University'
  interview_link: 'https://home.hamptonu.edu/pharmacy/'
  interview_process: 'Applicants who meet the requirements must participate in an in-person or virtual interview. Interview panels may include School faculty and staff, administration, current students, and other stakeholders. Candidates will be asked questions assessing their readiness for the program, academic background, study habits, and integrity. The candidates will also take a Pharmacy Readiness Exam and complete an essay to assess their written communication skills. '
  lor_acc_radio: 'Yes'
  lor_c1a_radio: 'Not Accepted'
  lor_c1b_text: ''
  lor_c1c_radio: ''
  lor_c2a_radio: 'Not Accepted'
  lor_c2b_text: ''
  lor_c2c_radio: ''
  lor_details: 'Submit Two (2) Electronic Letters of Recommendation (E-LORS). Evaluations must come from two (2) professors (science or math), one professor, and one pharmacist/healthcare professional or employer.  If you cannot secure a recommendation from a healthcare professional or math/science professor, a letter from a faculty member or volunteer coordinator is acceptable.  Please have your evaluators submit the evaluations electronically to PharmCAS via the Evaluator Portal called "Liaison Letters." '
  lor_likert:
    Clergy: 'NOT ACCEPTED'
    Co-Worker: 'NOT ACCEPTED'
    Employer: ACCEPTED
    'Faculty Advisor': 'CONDITIONALLY ACCEPTED'
    'Family Member': 'NOT ACCEPTED'
    Friend: 'NOT ACCEPTED'
    'Health Care Professional': ACCEPTED
    Pharmacist: REQUIRED
    Politician: 'NOT ACCEPTED'
    'Pre-Health Advisor': 'CONDITIONALLY ACCEPTED'
    'Professor (Any Subject Area)': ACCEPTED
    'Professor (Liberal Arts)': 'NOT ACCEPTED'
    'Professor (Math)': REQUIRED
    'Professor (Science)': REQUIRED
    Supervisor: ACCEPTED
    'Teaching Assistant': 'NOT ACCEPTED'
  lor_num_radio: '2'
  nonp_deadline: ''
  notify_title: 'Hampton University School of Pharmacy’s Doctor of Pharmacy program has been granted Candidate status by the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education, 190 South LaSalle Street, Suite 3000, Chicago, IL 60603, 312/644-3575; FAX 866/228-2631, web site www.acpe-accredit.org. For complete details, please visit https://home.hamptonu.edu/pharmacy/v3-acpe-disclosure/.'
  old_id: ''
  online_classes_for_prereqs:
    'Non-Science Course Prerequisites': Varies
    'Science Course Prerequisites with Labs': Varies
    'Science Course Prerequisites without Labs ': Varies
  online_classes_open_text: 'We will consider on-line classes on a case-by-case basis. '
  online_interview_option: '1'
  pass_fail_classes_for_prereqs:
    'Non-Science Course Prerequisites': 'Yes, but only if no letter grade option available'
    'Science Course Prerequisites with Labs': 'Yes, but only if no letter grade option available'
    'Science Course Prerequisites without Labs ': 'Yes, but only if no letter grade option available'
  pass_fail_classes_open_text: ''
  pd_deg_pref: 'Not Required'
  phar_observation: NR
  phar_other_info: ''
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    value: ''
  post_bs_additional_info: ''
  post_bs_degree_abroad: 'No'
  pre_basic_hrs: '43'
  pre_complete: 'The summer prior to the Fall semester the student plans to apply. '
  pre_other: |-
    HU Preprofessional students are required to take 72 credit hours. Transfer students are required to complete 67. Transfer students with a minimum of a bachelor's degree are exempt from general education requirements. 
    +HU Preprofessional students must take History ( World Civilizations II) and Humanities I or a Humanities Elective.
    ** 6 credits or the equivalent of two semesters of courses in this subject
    *** 8 credits or the equivalent of two semesters of courses in this subject  
  pre_pharmacy_coursework_options: '2 years'
  pre_pharmacy_coursework_other: ''
  pre_quarter: ''
  pre_quarter_science: ''
  pre_semester: '67'
  priority_deadline_incentives: 'Applicants who successfully submit their completed application by the April 1 priority deadline will receive priority consideration for institutional scholarship awards. Additionally, early applicants benefit from expedited application review and priority scheduling for admissions interview sessions.'
  program_description: |-
    Founded in 1868, Hampton University is a leading historically black university (HBCU) located in the City of Hampton. It is a privately endowed, co-educational, nonsectarian institution. Hampton University School of Pharmacy (HUSOP) has a new Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) degree program and will enroll its first class in Fall 2024. Our mission is to produce a cadre of pharmacists and pharmaceutical scientists who have a keen awareness and understanding of the health inequities encountered by underserved and vulnerable populations. Our vision is to be a leader in pharmacy education, scientific discovery, and scholarship that prepares graduates to address the healthcare needs of medically underserved and diverse populations. HUSOP seeks to motivate and prepare students to achieve at the highest academic level. Students are taught to embrace those personal values, which make them responsive to the socioeconomic issues impacting society. 

    The School of Pharmacy at Hampton University offers an innovative, entry-level, professional program leading to the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.) degree. The entry-level Doctor of Pharmacy Program requires six years for completion. The program's first two years consist of preprofessional pharmacy education, followed by four years of professional pharmacy education. Students may complete the prerequisite courses at another institution, transfer into the professional program, and complete four years of study leading to the Doctor of Pharmacy degree.
  program_location: VA
  program_structure: '4 years'
  pubpriv_inst: Private
  res_otherpref_radio: 'No'
  res_otherpref_text: 'The Hampton University School of Pharmacy is a private institution and does not have any state residency requirements or preferences. Applicants from all states and territories are evaluated using the same admissions criteria, and tuition rates are uniform regardless of residency status.'
  res_statepref_radio: 'No'
  sa_details: "The supplemental application and $50.00 fee are required solely for accepted students who have officially accepted their offer of admission. Upon acceptance of the offer, matriculating students must complete the supplemental application and submit the fee. Finalizing this step is required to generate the student's official Hampton University ID number and HU email address."
  sa_fee_instructions: 'https://apply.hamptonu.edu/apply/'
  sa_fee_radio: 'Yes'
  sa_fee_text: $50.00
  sa_link: 'https://apply.hamptonu.edu/apply/'
  sa_radio: 'Yes'
  school_city: Hampton
  school_country: US
  school_state: VA
  school_street_1: '121 William R. Harvey Way'
  school_street_2: 'Flemmie P. Kittrell Hall'
  school_street_3: ''
  school_zip: '23668'
  seats_target_available_in_upcoming_class: '30'
  short_name: 'Hampton U'
  stats_classsize: '65'
  stats_early: '0'
  stats_last_filled_seats: '12'
  tests_other_radio: 'Yes'
  tests_other_tests: 'The Pharmacy Readiness Exam (PRE) assesses knowledge in prerequisite science and math. While required during the interview process, the score is not used for the initial admission evaluation; instead, it serves as an academic benchmark. If a candidate scores below 60% but receives a tentative offer of admission, they must participate in  Student Opportunity for Academic Retention (SOAR) as a condition of enrollment.'
  tests_tt_radio: 'Yes'
  tests_tt_text: |
    Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) 

    Students whose native language is not English must demonstrate that their English language skills are sufficient for them to undertake advanced academic work in an English-speaking institution. To show English proficiency, an applicant must provide scores for the TOEFL examination. 

    The TOEFL is administered by the Educational Testing Service (ETS). The School of Pharmacy requires a minimum TOEFL score of 71 on the TOEFL – IBT or 197 on the TOEFL- CBT examination.   To have your scores sent to PharmCAS, you will need to provide the TOEFL PharmCAS code (8246) to ETS. 

    TOEFL Preparation: https://www.gograd.org/toefl-guidebook/
  what_is_the_priority_application_deadline_for_your_program_: 'February 1, 2027'
  yes_phar_observation: ''