Admissions

The University of Wyoming School of Pharmacy offers a four-year program of study leading to the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.) degree as the only entry-level professional degree in pharmacy. Students are admitted to the professional program following a preprofessional program of not less than two years in length with a total of at least 67 semester credit hours.

Pharmacists play key leadership roles in all aspects of the healthcare system and are compassionate professionals who help people make the best and safest use of their medications. Graduates of the University of Wyoming School of Pharmacy find gainful employment in varied areas of pharmacy including community, academia, hospital, pharmacy industry and government agencies.

Explore your future at the University of Wyoming School of Pharmacy!

• Check out our Admissions and Curriculum Brochure

• Find out how to apply

• Read more about the UW School of Pharmacy program

Learn more about careers in pharmacy

• Is Pharmacy for You? - resources from the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy (AACP) about pharmacy education and careers

• Pharmacy is Right for Me - for middle- and high-school students providing interactive tools, resources, and insight into the diverse career opportunities within the field of pharmacy

Fall 2013 filing period is closed

The filing period for fall 2013 admission has closed. We do not accept late applications.

Please check back later for information about the fall 2014 filing period.

UW School of Pharmacy Welcomes Class of 2016

The University of Wyoming School of Pharmacy welcomed members of the class of 2016 into the professional pharmacy program in August 2012. First-year professional students attended two days of orientation, followed by the "white coat ceremony" where they were congratulated by Dean John Vandel with family and friends in attendance. (photo by Jeff Gilmore Photography)