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data:
  aacp_institution_number: '901'
  acad_health: 'Yes'
  accepted_applicants_done:
    - 'Yes'
  accred_status: '1'
  active: 'Yes'
  ac_cpr: 'No'
  ac_deposit_details: ''
  ac_deposit_radio: Varies
  ac_deposit_refundable: ''
  ac_firstday: 'There is no supplemental deposit required for students by the School of Pharmacy. However, transfer students will be required to pay a $400 non-refundable enrollment fee to confirm their commitment to attend the University of Connecticut and this is applied toward their orientation session. '
  ac_first_date:
    - '2024-08-26'
  admin_status: Published
  aeo_other: ''
  aeo_radio: 'No'
  application_deadline_description: ''
  application_fee: ''
  background_checks_done:
    - 'Yes'
  banner_image: fall-drone-fog7-2.jpg
  cag_aacp: 'No'
  cbc_radio: 'Yes'
  ci_video_embed:
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    value: '<iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/dEEaw1pS_L4" title="YouTube video player" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture" allowfullscreen></iframe>'
  college_or_school_name: 'School of Pharmacy'
  contact:
    - contact_email: lyn.alexander@uconn.edu
      contact_extension: ''
      contact_name: 'Lyn Alexander, M.S.W., M.P.A.'
      contact_office: 'Office of Admissions & Student Affairs'
      contact_title: 'Student Services Program Coordinator'
      contact_work: '(860) 486-0306'
    - contact_email: nathaniel.rickles@uconn.edu
      contact_extension: ''
      contact_name: 'Nathaniel Rickles, Pharm.D., Ph.D.'
      contact_office: 'Office of Admissions & Student Affairs'
      contact_title: 'Associate Dean of Admissions and Student Affairs'
      contact_work: ' (860) 486-6026'
  contact_info_done:
    - 'Yes'
  contact_website:
    - 'https://pharmacy.uconn.edu/'
  course_prereqs_done:
    - 'Yes'
  course_prerequisites_link: ''
  credit_hour_policies: 'Please contact Lyn Alexander at lyn.alexander@uconn.edu with any questions.'
  crit_gpa_info: |
    UConn School of Pharmacy uses a holistic admissions model; applicants with overall or prerequisite GPAs below the required minimum GPA may still apply and provide supporting documentation addressing their academic records. 
    
    Please contact Lyn Alexander at lyn.alexander@uconn.edu with any questions.
  crit_mingpa: '2.70'
  crit_pcat: ''
  crit_prereqgpa: '2.70'
  drug_radio: 'No'
  dual_concurrent: |
    UConn's School of Pharmacy offers a PharmD/PhD joint degree. Additional information is available on our website here: https://pharmacy.uconn.edu/admission-academics/dual-joint-degrees/
    
    Please contact Lyn Alexander at lyn.alexander@uconn.edu with any questions. 
  dual_conc_radio: 'Yes'
  dual_deg: 'Yes'
  dual_degrees_done:
    - 'Yes'
  dual_deg_checkboxes:
    - DUAL_DEG_MBA
    - DUAL_DEG_MPH
    - DUAL_DEG_PHD
    - DUAL_OTH
  dual_oth_desc: |
    Typically, application to these programs is made during the second professional (P2) year, but timing may be different for professional students with a prior bachelor's degree. Additional information is available on our website here: https://pharmacy.uconn.edu/admission-academics/dual-joint-degrees/
    
    Please contact Lyn Alexander at lyn.alexander@uconn.edu with any questions. 
  evaluations_done:
    - 'Yes'
  final_deadline_date: 'March 1, 2024'
  foreign_pharmacists_to_entry_level_program: 'Yes'
  foreign_pharmacist_additional_info: |
    Based on the differences between international coursework and the required prerequisite courses to begin the PharmD program, international applicants may need to complete prerequisite coursework prior to applying to the PharmD Program. We do not have an advanced-standing or accelerated option for foreign-educated pharmacists. Applicants are encouraged to contact our office for admissions advising. 
    
    Please contact Lyn Alexander at lyn.alexander@uconn.edu with any questions or concerns.
  for_cc_radio:
    - '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)'
  for_fc_radio: 'Yes'
  for_other: |
    All undergraduate international coursework must be evaluated by the University of Connecticut's Office of Transfer Admissions before any agreements for substitutions can be made by the School of Pharmacy. We also require each student to provide course descriptions and syllabi, especially for prerequisite courses. 
    
    Please contact Lyn Alexander at lyn.alexander@uconn.edu with any questions or concerns.
  for_policy_radio: '1'
  gpa_criteria_done:
    - 'Yes'
  institution_name: 'University of Connecticut'
  international_applicants_done:
    - 'Yes'
  interviews_done:
    - 'Yes'
  interview_format:
    - INTERVIEW_MUL
  interview_link: 'https://pharmacy.uconn.edu'
  interview_process: 'All completed on-time applications will be considered on a holistic, competitive basis. Candidates will be granted an interview based on their entire application; however, attention is paid to an applicant''s academic record, personal statement and experiences, answers to custom questions, and letters of recommendation. If invited to interview, applicants will be assessed on personal characteristics, such as: professional and social awareness; communication skills; self-knowledge and maturity; ethics and integrity; and problem-solving abilities. Interviews will begin in the fall and continue on a rolling basis until the class is filled.  '
  last_entering_class_done:
    - 'Yes'
  list_of_course_prerequisites:
    - pre_courseqtr: '6'
      pre_coursesem: '4'
      pre_coursesubject: 'Biology/Biological Science'
      pre_coursetitle: 'General Biology with lab '
    - pre_courseqtr: '6'
      pre_coursesem: '4'
      pre_coursesubject: Chemistry
      pre_coursetitle: 'General Chemistry I with lab'
    - pre_courseqtr: '6'
      pre_coursesem: '4'
      pre_coursesubject: Chemistry
      pre_coursetitle: 'General Chemistry II with lab'
    - pre_courseqtr: '6'
      pre_coursesem: '4'
      pre_coursesubject: Math
      pre_coursetitle: 'Calculus I'
    - pre_courseqtr: '6'
      pre_coursesem: '4'
      pre_coursesubject: Physics
      pre_coursetitle: 'Physics with lab'
    - pre_courseqtr: '4.5'
      pre_coursesem: '3'
      pre_coursesubject: Chemistry
      pre_coursetitle: 'Organic Chemistry I '
    - pre_courseqtr: '4.5'
      pre_coursesem: '3'
      pre_coursesubject: Chemistry
      pre_coursetitle: 'Organic Chemistry II'
    - pre_courseqtr: '6'
      pre_coursesem: '4'
      pre_coursesubject: 'Anatomy & Physiology'
      pre_coursetitle: 'Human Anatomy & Physiology I with lab'
    - pre_courseqtr: '6'
      pre_coursesem: '4'
      pre_coursesubject: 'Anatomy & Physiology'
      pre_coursetitle: 'Human Anatomy & Physiology II with lab'
    - pre_courseqtr: '6'
      pre_coursesem: '4'
      pre_coursesubject: Microbiology
      pre_coursetitle: 'Microbiology with lab '
    - pre_courseqtr: '6'
      pre_coursesem: '4'
      pre_coursesubject: Biochemistry
      pre_coursetitle: 'Biochemistry with lab '
    - pre_courseqtr: '6'
      pre_coursesem: '4'
      pre_coursesubject: 'English Composition / Writing'
      pre_coursetitle: 'First Year Academic Writing'
    - pre_courseqtr: '4.5'
      pre_coursesem: '3'
      pre_coursesubject: 'Social/Behavioral Science'
      pre_coursetitle: 'Sociology, Psychology, or Anthropology '
    - pre_courseqtr: '4'
      pre_coursesem: '3'
      pre_coursesubject: Economics
      pre_coursetitle: 'Microeconomics '
  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: 'Two letters of recommendation are required. One letter must be from teaching staff from a higher education institution. This can be a professor, lab instructor, or teaching assistant. It is recommended that the second letter be from a professional, such as employer or supervisor; additionally, both letters are recommended to be from individuals that can speak to an applicant''s recent work, experiences, and qualifications as a college student. Letters of recommendation from high school teachers, family friends, family members, and non-supervisory coworkers will not be considered. Recommendation letters that are submitted without a clear disclosure of their relationship to an applicant will be disregarded and may be counted negatively towards the evaluation of an application.'
  lor_likert:
    Clergy: 'NOT ACCEPTED'
    Co-Worker: 'NOT ACCEPTED'
    Employer: ACCEPTED
    'Faculty Advisor': ACCEPTED
    'Family Member': 'NOT ACCEPTED'
    Friend: 'NOT ACCEPTED'
    'Health Care Professional': ACCEPTED
    Pharmacist: ACCEPTED
    Politician: 'NOT ACCEPTED'
    'Pre-Health Advisor': ACCEPTED
    'Professor (Any Subject Area)': ACCEPTED
    'Professor (Liberal Arts)': ACCEPTED
    'Professor (Math)': ACCEPTED
    'Professor (Science)': ACCEPTED
    Supervisor: ACCEPTED
    'Teaching Assistant': ACCEPTED
  lor_num_radio: '2'
  nonp_deadline: ''
  notify_title: 'The University of Connecticut (UConn) campus in Storrs, Connecticut.'
  observation_hours_done:
    - 'Yes'
  old_id: '473'
  online_classes_for_prereqs:
    'Non-Science Course Prerequisites': 'Yes'
    'Science Course Prerequisites with Labs': 'No'
    'Science Course Prerequisites without Labs ': 'Yes'
  online_classes_open_text: |
    Online science courses with an online lab are only accepted if they were taken between the spring 2020 and spring 2022 semesters. Summer 2022 courses must have the lab component taken in person. Lab courses taken fall 2022 or later must be taken fully in-person.
    
    Please contact Lyn Alexander at lyn.alexander@uconn.edu if you have questions or concerns about online course prerequisites.
  online_interview_option: '1'
  pass_fail_classes_for_prereqs:
    'Non-Science Course Prerequisites': 'No'
    'Science Course Prerequisites with Labs': 'No'
    'Science Course Prerequisites without Labs ': 'No'
  pass_fail_classes_open_text: |
    Pass/fail courses are typically only accepted if they were taken during a COVID-impacted semester.
     
    Please contact lyn.alexander@uconn.edu if you have questions or concerns about pass/fail course prerequisites.
  pcat_and_other_tests_done:
    - 'Yes'
  pd_deg_pref: 'Not Required'
  phar_observation: 'No'
  phar_other_info: ''
  pi_video_embed:
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    value: '<iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/dEEaw1pS_L4" title="YouTube video player" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture" allowfullscreen></iframe>'
  post_bs_additional_info: ''
  post_bs_degree_abroad: 'No'
  pre_basic_hrs: '34'
  pre_complete: |
    Applicants are encouraged to complete prerequisite coursework during traditional academic semesters (fall/spring) to best demonstrate their ability to successfully complete coursework while taking a significant course load. Applicants should not plan to complete multiple (2+) prerequisite courses during the summer prior to the start of the fall semester. 
    
    Please contact Lyn Alexander lyn.alexander@uconn.edu if you have questions or concerns.
  pre_other: |
    Biology, chemistry, and physics courses must be foundational science courses for designed for science majors and include a laboratory component. Anatomy and physiology, organic chemistry, and microbiology must be advanced courses and have foundational biology and chemistry as prerequisites. Biochemistry must have organic chemistry as a prerequisite. All science courses except organic chemistry require a lab. 
    
    All prerequisite courses taken at UConn must be a C- or higher. All prerequisite courses taken at all other institutions must be a C or higher. UConn Transfer Admissions will only award credit for coursework where applicants have earned a C or better.
  pre_quarter: ''
  pre_quarter_science: ''
  pre_semester: '64'
  priority_deadline_incentives: ''
  program_deadline_done:
    - 'Yes'
  program_description: |
    The UConn School of Pharmacy is the #1 School of Pharmacy in New England*, 26th nationwide* and among the top 20% of US pharmacy schools. Exceptional faculty, engaging academic exploration, groundbreaking research, and impactful community involvement are hallmarks of a pharmacy education at UConn. Our professional program, accredited by the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education (ACPE), leads to a Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.) degree. The opportunity to specialize, pursue dual degrees, and select from a wide range of experiential opportunities are some of the reasons why pharmacy students choose UConn. Additional reasons to choose UConn's program include our post graduate year 1 match rate (over 90% of students applying for residencies got one in 2022 and 2023) and the potential for employment at graduation (97.5% in 2022).  
    
    We are located on UConn's beautiful main campus in Storrs, Connecticut, within easy reach of New York City, Boston, Hartford, and Providence.  Our population is diverse and is made up of students across the U.S. and the world. We are committed to diversity, equity, inclusion and student wellness.  Clubs, organizations, and world class recreational facilities and athletics round out the student experience. 
    
    At UConn, faculty, staff, and students are dedicated to learning more about the world around them through research.  With annual expenditures in excess of $260 million, collaborative research is carried out within the departments of 14 schools and colleges and at 80 research centers and institutes. At the School of Pharmacy, we offer tremendous opportunities for those interested in a wide variety of research pertaining to pharmaceutics, toxicology, pharmacy practice, and more.
    
    UConn Health, the University's world class medical center, is located in Farmington, CT.  
    
    *According to US News & World Report's most recent review of pharmacy schools.
  program_description_done:
    - 'Yes'
  program_info_done:
    - 'Yes'
  program_location: CT
  pubpriv_inst: Public
  residency_done:
    - 'Yes'
  res_otherpref_radio: 'No'
  res_otherpref_text: 'Please contact Lyn Alexander at lyn.alexander@uconn.edu with any questions or concerns.'
  res_statepref_radio: 'No'
  satellite_text:
    - 'Regional campuses in Hartford, Groton, Waterbury, and Stamford are available to preprofessional students only.'
  sa_details: |
    Only transfer students (students not currently or previously matriculated as a full-time student at UConn) are required to complete the supplemental transfer application for the University of Connecticut's Office of Transfer Admissions. The transfer application and all supporting documentation must be submitted to the Office of Transfer Admission by 4/1/2024. 
    
    Find application information for transfers at: https://pharmacy.uconn.edu/apply/#transfers
    
    Earlier applications support earlier interviews and consideration for admission to the School of Pharmacy PharmD Program. We offer rolling admissions. Late transfer applications will only be considered on a case-by-case basis based on space in our incoming P1 class.
    
    Please contact Lyn Alexander at lyn.alexander@uconn.edu for support with this supplemental application process. 
  sa_fee_instructions: ''
  sa_fee_radio: Varies
  sa_fee_text: ''
  sa_link: ''
  sa_radio: Varies
  school_city: Storrs
  school_country: US
  school_state: CT
  school_street_1: '69 North Eagleville Road'
  school_street_2: 'Unit 3092'
  school_street_3: ''
  school_zip: '06269'
  seats_target_available_in_upcoming_class: '85'
  short_name: 'U of Connecticut'
  sids:
    - '67'
  spp_1: '8'
  spp_oth_desc: ''
  sp_offered_radio: '1'
  stats_classsize: '100'
  stats_early: '40'
  stats_last_filled_seats: '82'
  supplemental_materials_done:
    - 'Yes'
  tests_other_radio: 'No'
  tests_other_tests: ''
  tests_pcat_link: ''
  tests_pcat_radio: 'Not Required or Considered'
  tests_pcat_text: 'The PCAT is not required or considered for fall 2024 entry to the PharmD program.'
  tests_tt_radio: 'Yes'
  tests_tt_text: |
    Applicants for whom English is not a primary language* or who do not otherwise qualify for a waiver** of this requirement must submit a valid TOEFL score. The minimum passing TOEFL scores are: 
    
    Total score: 94
    Listening & speaking sections: 27
    Reading and writing sections: 20
    
    Applicants with scores below this cutoff or who have questions should contact Lyn Alexander at lyn.alexander@uconn.edu. 
    
    *A primary language is defined as a language used to communicate since childhood. 
    **An example of a category of applicants who would be waived out of this requirement would be applicants who have completed one year or more of full-time coursework at a post-secondary institution in the United States. 
  upcoming_entering_class_done:
    - 'Yes'
  what_is_the_priority_application_deadline_for_your_program_: None
  yes_phar_observation: ''