School of Pharmacy
Admissions

Application Process

  1. Submit an application to the School of Pharmacy through the Pharmacy College Application Service (PharmCAS) and remit the associated fee to PharmCAS
  2. Take the PCAT and have official scores reported to PharmCAS (code 104)
  3. Provide an official copy of all college transcripts to PharmCAS. Transcripts should include all grades for courses taken through the fall semester prior to application.
  4. Request the submission of two (2) letters of recommendation on your behalf to PharmCAS. One of your references must be a pharmacist.
  5. Submit a supplemental application and the associated $50 fee directly to the School of Pharmacy.

Non-US citizens must also take the TOEFL and TSE and have the scores reported to PharmCAS (code 8246).

 

Before you begin the application process, it is important that you carefully read the following Presbyterian College School of Pharmacy policies and information:

Tuition and fees

Honor code

Technical requirements

Required medical clearances

Transportation policy

Technology policy

Criminal background check policy

Drug/alcohol policy

 

 
 
 
503 South Broad Street, Clinton, SC 29325
864.938.3900; pharmacy@presby.edu

FAQ SPOTLIGHT

Q:  What is the latest date I can take the PCAT and apply for admission in 2010?

A:  January 23, 2010PCAT scores from the January test are not remitted to PCSP until mid-March, therefore if you want your January PCAT score used in the evaluation of your application you MUST request that your file be held and evaluation delayed until after the January PCAT scores have been received.  Please be aware that requesting a hold on your file will delay consideration for admission.

 

Click here to view the answers to more frequently asked questions.

 

More useful links:

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PCAT

 

PharmCAS

 

Supplemental Application

 

2010-11 PCSP Bulletin (draft)