Auburn University - Harrison School of Pharmacy
pharmacy.auburn.edu
DESCRIPTION
Auburn University was founded in 1856 and became a land-grant institution in 1872.- Pharmacy at Auburn began in 1885 with preparatory courses in alkaloidal assay and toxicology.
- A five-year curriculum was adopted in 1960. An optional doctor of pharmacy degree program was initiated in 1990.
- The School now offers the doctor of pharmacy degree as a sole entry-level professional degree. The pharmacy program was a part of the School of Chemistry and Pharmacy until it became a separate administrative unit in 1941.
- A new facility, Miller Hall, was dedicated the home for the School of Pharmacy in 1952. Pharmacy now occupies a modern building that was dedicated to pharmacy in 1976 and was equipped with funds contributed by alumni and friends. A major building addition is expected to be completed by August 2005 and will significantly enhance educational facilities for the Doctor of Pharmacy Program. Students can participate in a variety of student organizations and professional fraternities.
- The Pharmacy Student Council is designed
- to coordinate the activities of the several organizations within the Harrison School of Pharmacy;
- to assure student input into decisions within the School;
- and to promote professionalism.
- Entering students agree to abide by the School's Code of Ethical and Professional Conduct, Standards of Attire, and other School policies governing professional and academic behavior.
- Approximately 3,400 students are housed on-campus in residence halls and apartments. Applications are available from the Housing Office.
- A number of housing options are available to students who prefer to live off-campus, including dormitories, apartments, mobile homes and rooms in private houses. The arrangements may be made directly with landlords or through a rental agency.
CURRICULUM
The Auburn Pharm.D. degree program is a four-year course of study which equires completion of the prepharmacy urriculum prior to enrollment. Consistent with accreditation standards and guidelines, the curriculum provides an appropriate balance of coursework in the five following areas:
- biomedical sciences,
- pharmaceutical sciences,
- behavioral, social, and administrative sciences,
- pharmacy practice, and
- pharmacy practice experiences.
PHARMCAS | Application Deadline
Yes - March 01PCAT
YesTUITION
- 2004 State Resident: 12576 Non-Resident: 22380 Fees Mandatory: 196 Optional: 0
- 2005 State Resident: 13426 Non-Resident: 23938 Fees Mandatory: 238 Optional: 0
- 2006 State Resident: 13524 Non-Resident: 24200 Fees Mandatory: 256 Optional: 0
- 2007 State Resident: 13898 Non-Resident: 25062 Fees Mandatory: 44 Optional: 0
ADMISSION REQUIREMENT
Applications to the prepharmacy curriculum should be addressed to the Admissions Office, Auburn University, AL 36849. To be considered for admission to the Harrison School of Pharmacy, applicants must:
Applications to the Harrison School of Pharmacy are processed through the Pharmacy College Admissions Service (PharmCAS). Students must complete the online application according to the directions, submit required application fees, and have all academic transcripts and PCAT scores forwarded to PharmCAS. A supplemental application and fee is required. Applicants selected after an initial screening will be invited to campus for a required interview.
- be eligible for admission to Auburn University,
- be able to complete all Auburn University's prepharmacy requirements (this includes all of Auburn's Core Curriculum Requirements) prior to the date of enrollment in the Harrison School of Pharmacy,
- have acceptable gradepoint averages based on all courses as well as when science courses are separately considered,
- have acceptable scores on the Pharmacy College Admissions Test (PCAT), and
- have an acceptable admission interview.
| Required courses include | Sem. hrs |
| English I and II | 6 |
| Chemistry I and II with Lab | 8 |
| Organic Chemistry I and II with Lab | 8 |
| Biology | 4 |
| Calculus I | 4 |
| Physics | 4 |
| Anatomy and Physiology I and | 8 |
| Social Science | 6 |
| Statistics | 3 |
| History I and | 6 |
| Fine Arts | 3 |
| Great Books I and II | 6 |
| Ethics | 3 |
| Genetics or Gnomic Biology | 3 |
| Biochemistry | 3 |
| Microbiology with Lab | 4 |
| Immunology | 3 |
Applicants are evaluated on potential academic abilities, communication skills, and adaptability to the profession of pharmacy. Successful applicants must demonstrate effective interpersonal skills and an aptitude to enter a caring profession.
Students are admitted once a year for an entering class that begins fall semester. The deadline for applications is March 1, although priority consideration is given to applications submitted earlier. Applicants who fail to meet the March 1 deadline must apply via PharmCAS for admission to the following year's class. Although the majority of students are Alabama residents, superior students from other states are encouraged to apply.
- Accreditation Status
- Full
2006 Admitted Student Profile
- Average: 3.4
- Range: 19-38
- Admitted-Ratio: 7:1
ADDRESS
Office of Academic and Student AffairsHarrison School of Pharmacy
217 Walker Building
Auburn University, AL 36849-5501
(334) 844-8348
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