Pharmacy (Entry-level Pharm.D.) Application & PCAT
Information
- To apply to the professional entry-level pharmacy program at
NDSU, an application must be submitted on-line to the Dean's
Office, Sudro 123, by January 1. A cumulative grade point average
of 3.0 or above is required before an applicant will be
evaluated.
- The on-line application for Fall 2010 is now available -
"2010 PharmD
Application" The deadline date for the pharmacy application
is January 1st, 2010.
- The 2009-2010 Pharmacy Handbook, which contains the
pre-pharmacy and pharmacy curriculum in addition to admission
information, is located at the following link, Pharmacy Handbook.
- PCAT: We do require the
PCAT (Pharmacy College Admission Test). The College requires
that students take either the June, August or October 2009 PCAT
if applying for 2010. We will accept PCAT scores from exams taken
beginning with June of 2006 (not before). If you are interested
in taking a practice test, Test Prep Review is a free service of
a nonprofit group of educators. Their website was created to
provide free practice test questions for students in a variety of
career situations. Their PCAT practice test, is located at
PCAT
Practice.
- Students not previously enrolled at NDSU must apply both to
NDSU and to the College of Pharmacy, Nursing, and Allied
Sciences. For an NDSU application, please contact the Office of
Admissions at 701-231-8643 or visit their web site. For
International students, please contact the Office of
International Programs at 701-231-7895 or visit their web site.
Please note: For applicants who currently possess a
Bachelor's degree in Pharmacy and are registered pharmacists in the
United States or another country, please select the following site
for information/application: Post-Bacc Pharm.D.
Program