Memorial University of Newfoundland Pharmacy

Pharmacy
Canadian universities
Alberta UBC Dalhousie Memorial Laval Manitoba Montréal Saskatchewan Toronto Waterloo
American universities
Albany Buffalo SUNY UCSF Houston Husson Long Island Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota UNC Ohio Pacific Samford McWhorter USC Sullivan Texas Georgia Washington Wayne
International universities
Auckland Otago

Contacts

Website: http://www.mun.ca/pharmacy/
Phone: (709) 777-8300
Admissions e-mail: pharminfo@mun.ca

Admission Requirements

General Notes

• Approximately 40 students are enrolled each year
• Applicants should complete the required courses by the Winter session prior to admission
• Preference is given to bona fide residents of Newfoundland and Labrador and who are Canadian citizens or permanent residents
• Applicant must have completed a minimum of 30 credit hours at a recognized institution
• Admissions will normally be to the first year of pharmacy studies
• No preference is given to applicants who have completed more than one year of university studies

For more information please visit: http://www.mun.ca/pharmacy/admissions/

Criteria

Required classes

• First year biology, chemistry, English, mathematics and physics

GPA

• Admission Score is comprised of the Academic Average Score (65%) and the Non-Academic Interview Score (35%)
• The Academic Average is calculated based on the following formula: average of pre-admission courses (50%) and average of all post-secondary courses (50%)
• Applicants with an academic average of less than 70% usually will not be offered an interview
• It is suggested that applicants have an 80% average or higher

PCAT

• Not required

Supporting Documents

• Application form
• Unofficial and official transcripts
• Application for Assessment of Transfer Credit Eligibility
• $75 non-refundable School of Pharmacy Fee

Deadlines

• March 1: 2008 Undergraduate Application for Admission/Re-admission deadline (for those students that have not attended Memorial University)
• March 1: receipt of official transcript with final grades available to date and courses in which the applicant is currently registered
• May 1: receipt of unofficial transcript or grade report with final grades for winter semester courses
• June 1: receipt of final official transcript, including all final grades from the current year

Tuition

• Approximate annual cost for Canadian students: $9,249 (includes tuition, books and supplies, compulsory fees and accommodations)
• Approximate annual cost for international students: $15,883 (includes tuition, books and supplies, compulsory fees and accommodations)

For more information please visit: http://www.mun.ca/become/apply/tuition.php

Statistics

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