Published Survey
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Contact Information

2316 Walker Building
Auburn University
Alabama
36849
United States
Alabama
  • Name: Harrison College of Pharmacy
    Title: Office of Admissions
    Office: Office of Student Experience
    Email: Apply_HCOP@auburn.edu
Yes

Program Application Deadline

June 1, 2027
January 4, 2027
Yes

Program Information

Full Accreditation
Auburn University Harrison School of Pharmacy - Mobile
Yes
Public
No
Semester (2 terms per academic year)
2 years
Not Required
4 years
Yes
Yes
Yes
HCOP has agreements with several University's within Alabama and beyond. Please contact our admissions office for more information or ask your pre health advisor/academic advisor. These agreements allow students to complete three years at their home institution and then earn their Bachelor's degree after completing coursework in the Auburn Doctor of Pharmacy curriculum.
No
Yes

Last Entering Class

148
Yes

Dual and Concurrent Degrees

Yes
PharmD/MBA (Business Administration), PharmD/MPH (Public Health)
No
The PharmD/MPH program is conducted in a partnership with the University of Alabama-Birmingham's School of Public Health. Students may count 12 hours of their PharmD coursework toward the 42 required hours for the MPH degree. MPH coursework is delivered online.

The PharmD/MBA program is offered in conjunction with Auburn University's Harbert College of Business with the MBA courses offered online. Students may count 6 MBA hours towards the PharmD and 6 PharmD hours toward the MBA.
Yes

Program Description

The Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) program at the Auburn University Harrison College of Pharmacy prepares students to become innovative, patient-centered healthcare professionals through a comprehensive curriculum that integrates biomedical, pharmaceutical, clinical, and social sciences. Students gain extensive hands-on experience through simulation, skills laboratories, introductory and advanced pharmacy practice experiences, and interprofessional education opportunities.

With campuses in Auburn and Mobile, the program offers students access to diverse clinical training environments, experienced faculty mentors, cutting-edge facilities, and a strong professional network. Students can explore a variety of career pathways, including community pharmacy, hospital and health-system practice, ambulatory care, industry, research, academia, and specialized clinical fields.

The Harrison College of Pharmacy is committed to developing leaders who improve patient outcomes, advance the profession, and serve their communities. Through personalized support, student organizations, leadership development opportunities, and a strong emphasis on experiential learning, graduates are well prepared for residency training, advanced certifications, and successful careers in pharmacy.

As one of the nation's leading pharmacy programs, Auburn Pharmacy combines academic excellence, professional development, and a supportive learning environment to help students achieve their goals and make a meaningful impact on healthcare.
Yes

GPA and Credit Hour Criteria

2.5
2.5
GPAs are calculated using all course attempts. We do make exceptions to the minimum GPAs for applicants whose recent academic performance has markedly improved after experiencing earlier academic problems.
66
42
The hours listed apply to most applicants seeking admission to the Auburn University Harrison College of Pharmacy PharmD program. Applicants enrolled in Auburn University's Drug and Biopharmaceutical Sciences (DBPS) program may follow a different curriculum pathway, which includes modified course requirements and a different total number of prerequisite credit hours.
Yes

Course Prerequisites

Course Subject Course Title Semester Hours (Min) Quarter Hours (Min)
English Composition / Writing English Composition I and II 6
Chemistry Fundamentals of Chemistry I and II with Lab 8
Chemistry Organic Chemistry I and II with Lab 8
Biochemistry Biochemistry - Must be taken at a college or university that awards bachelor's degrees 3
Microbiology Microbiology with Lab - Must be taken at a college or university that awards bachelor's degrees 4
Math Calculus 4
Statistics Statistics (general, biostatistics, or social science emphasis). 3
Biology/Biological Science Principles of Biology with Lab 4
Anatomy & Physiology Human Anatomy and Physiology I and II or We will accept 4 hours of Upper Division Physiology (Human, Mammalian, Vertebrate or Animal) 8
Humanities Additional Humanities/Social Sciences 18
All prerequisite coursework must be completed prior to the start of Fall Semester (August) 2025.
  • Science Course Prerequisites with Labs: Yes
  • Science Course Prerequisites without Labs : Yes
  • Non-Science Course Prerequisites: Yes
The prerequisite courses listed below apply to applicants pursuing the traditional prerequisite pathway to the PharmD program. Students enrolled in Auburn University's Drug and Biopharmaceutical Sciences (DBPS) program are not required to complete these specific prerequisite courses. Instead, DBPS students must successfully complete the first four semesters of the approved DBPS plan of study and meet all other admission requirements to be eligible for consideration for admission.
  • 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
  • Non-Science Course Prerequisites: Yes, but only if no letter grade option available
The HCOP's Associate Dean for Academic Programs may waive certain prerequisite courses for applicants that will be entering with a Bachelor's Degree.
Additional Humanities/Social Sciences include courses in History, Literature, Fine Arts, Philosophy, Religion, Foreign Languages, Ethics, Speech, Communications, Economics, Political Science, Anthropology, Geography, Sociology, and Psychology.
Successful completion of additional science coursework will be favorably considered as part of the HCOP's holistic admissions process. Particularly relevant courses include:
Biological Sciences - additional upper division coursework (e.g., Genetics/Genomic Biology, Immunology, Physiology, Cell Biology, Histology, Advanced Microbiology, Comparative Anatomy)
Chemistry (e.g., Physical Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry, Enzymology)
Yes

Supplemental Materials

No
No
Yes

Standardized Tests

No
Yes

Observation Hours

No
Yes

Evaluations (Letters of Reference)

Yes
Two (2)
  • Clergy: ACCEPTED
  • Co-Worker: CONDITIONALLY ACCEPTED
  • Employer: ACCEPTED
  • Faculty Advisor: RECOMMENDED BUT NOT REQUIRED
  • Family Member: NOT ACCEPTED
  • Friend: NOT ACCEPTED
  • Health Care Professional: RECOMMENDED BUT NOT REQUIRED
  • Pharmacist: RECOMMENDED BUT NOT REQUIRED
  • Politician: NOT ACCEPTED
  • Pre-Health Advisor: RECOMMENDED BUT NOT REQUIRED
  • Professor (Any Subject Area): RECOMMENDED BUT NOT REQUIRED
  • Professor (Liberal Arts): ACCEPTED
  • Professor (Math): ACCEPTED
  • Professor (Science): REQUIRED
  • Supervisor: ACCEPTED
  • Teaching Assistant: ACCEPTED
Recommended but not required
Yes
Accepted
Yes
Applicants are required to submit two letters of recommendation. One letter must be from a professor who has taught the applicant in a college-level math or science course. The second letter should be from an individual who can speak to the applicant's personal character and suitability for the profession of pharmacy, preferably a pharmacist or another healthcare professional.

Additional acceptable references may include an academic advisor, employer, pastor, coach, or another college instructor. Applicants whose undergraduate institution provides a composite or committee letter may submit that letter in place of the two individual references.
Yes

Residency

No
No
Auburn University's Office of the Registrar makes decisions on residency status based on the policies that are available at https://residency.auburn.edu/
Yes

International Applicants

Yes
US Citizens, US Permanent Residents, US Temporary Residents, Canadian Citizens, Foreign (non-US) Citizens with a Visa, Foreign (non-US) Citizens, Other Non-Citizens (e.g. DACA Students)
Send a foreign transcript evaluation report (FTER) to PharmCAS
No
Proficiency in spoken English will be assessed during the interview process. Proficiency in English (both spoken and written) is essential for success in our Pharm.D. Program.
No
Details on Post-B.S. Pharm.D. Programs
Yes
Yes

Interviews

Individual applicants with one interviewer, Individual applicants with two or more interviewers
Yes
The Auburn University Harrison College of Pharmacy offers both on-campus and virtual interview options for selected applicants. On-campus interviews are available on both the Auburn and Mobile campuses and are strongly encouraged, as they provide applicants with an opportunity to experience our facilities, meet current students and faculty, and learn more about the program.

Applicants will be asked to indicate their preferred interview format during the application process. Additional details regarding interview scheduling, format, and expectations will be provided to applicants who are invited to interview.
Yes

Accepted Applicants

Yes
No
Applicants admitted must provide a $200 deposit within 30 days of receiving their notice of admission, with an additional $300 due by March 1, 2027.

Applicants admitted after February 1, 2027 must provide a $500 deposit within a timeframe stated in their offer letter.

2027-08-09
https://pharmacy.auburn.edu/academics/accepted-class.php
Yes
Yes

Background Checks and Drug Screenings

Yes
No
Yes