



The practice of pharmacy is a vital part of a complete health care system. Pharmacists
are professionals, uniquely prepared and available, committed to public service and
the achievement of this goal. Pharmacists are the principal resource to patients and
other health professionals in assuring appropriate use of and optimal therapeutic
outcomes from medications.
As a pharmacist, your decisions and actions involve human life and well being. In
order to meet pharmacy's demands, you must assess your qualifications for judgement,
dependability and conscientious performance. You must pay close attention to details
and be willing to check and double check your work. If this is the field for you,
we are pleased that you have selected the University of Louisiana at Monroe College
of Pharmacy.
Admission to the College of Pharmacy is competitive with offers being made to the best candidates based upon specific criteria listed in the Admissions Cycle Information. Please be advised that completing the entire process below DOES NOT guarantee acceptance into the College of Pharmacy Professional Program.
Early Admissions is designed to capture "high acheivers" who are planning to apply during their third pre-professional year. Students with high GPAs and PCAT scores are targeted. This program is open to all students, however, preference is given to in-state students. Please note the difference in deadline dates for Early Admissions.
Early Admissions Deadlines
Regular Admissions Deadlines
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Mrs. Mary Caldwell, Director College of Pharmacy Office of Student and Professional Affairs 1800 Bienville Dr. Monroe, LA 71201 Phone: 318-342-3800 Fax: 318-342-3802 Email: caldwell@ulm.edu |