University of Toronto Pharmacy

Pharmacy
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Contacts

Website: http://www.pharmacy.utoronto.ca/
Phone: (416) 978-0603
Email: d.pharm@utoronto.ca

Program Information

• Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD.)
• 2 years in length
• Number of applications in 2010: ~1000
• Class size in 2010: 240
• 10% of students out of 240 are accepted from outside the province of Ontario

Admission Requirements

Course and Degree Requirements

• Degree: BSc in Pharmacy
• Required Courses
  • Biology (6 credits)
  • Calculus (6 credits)
  • English (3 university credits, former OAC, IB or AP credits)
  • Physics (6 credits)
  • Biochemstry (3 credits)
  • Social Sciences, Humanities or Languages (6 credits)

For more information, click: [1]

GPA

• Minimum: 3.0(4.0 scale)
• Average accepted GPA 2010: N/A
• Final selection pool average:N/A
• Calculation method:
  • • GPA will be calculated from all course attempted, including failed and repeated.

For more information, click: [2]

PCAT

• Minimums for the 2009 admission cycle were as follows: Conventions of Language 3, Problem Solving 2.5,

Composite Percentile 50, Chemistry percentile 50, Biology percentile 20, Quantitative Ability percentile 20, Reading Comprehension percentile 20, and Verbal Ability percentile 20. For more information, click: [3]

Supporting Documents

• Application package - click here
• Official transcripts
• English Proficiency Tests - required if first language is not English
• PEBC - Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada Tests
• 2 letters of reference
• Curriculum Vitae - outline the following (max 2 pages)
  • Employment History (most recent first)
  • Education (including studies in progress)
  • Academic, business, or professional awards and achievements
  • Community and professional activities
  • Special Skills
• Non-academic profile
• Application fee- $200

For more information, click:here

Timeline

• Updates for 2010 admission cycle will be posted during summer of 2009.
• Information below pertains to 2009 cycle:
  • Jan 15, 2009: Deadline for Applications

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Tuition

• 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

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