University of Toronto 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.pharmacy.utoronto.ca/
Phone: (416) 978-3967
Email: adm.phm@utoronto.ca

Minimum of one full year of university or university course equivalents is required before application
Degree holders will be evaluated on par with undergraduates
CEGEP courses may be used to fulfill all requirements, but preference will be given to those students with at least one full year of university

One year physics, biology, chemistry, calculus and humanities or social sciences
High school grade 12 credit English (credit from the old Ontario curriculum is not acceptable) or university-level English

cGPA of 70% (B- average at University of Toronto)
Average is calculated using all courses taken at the university level, including repeated courses and graduate level courses
Average for final selections is ~74% (mid-B range)
Letter grades are converted to percentages

Non-academic assessment criteria: personal qualities, skills, attributes and perspectives; ability to read, think and write effectively
Consists of a multiple-choice test section as well as one or more written components
Written components may be short answer or essay style
Must be completed the year of application, previous tests are not valid
No PCAT required, only the UTPAT

Online transcript/grades submission
UTPAT application
Final transcript
Secondary school transcript (in cases where high school credit is used to fulfill university requirements)
Application fee

January 11: 2008 online application submission
January 31: submission of transcript of grades from previous academic year of study online
March 29: 2008 UTPAT must be written at one of the designated testing centers on this day
June 13: submission of final transcript including all final grades for the current year

Expected academic and incidental fees: approximately $11,166.98 per year for Canadian citizens and Permanent Residents
For international students: approximately $22,567.98 per year, including compulsory University Health Insurance Plan (UHIP) fee of $684.00