What does it take to get a Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.) degree from UGA?

There are 69 hours required to enroll in the Pharm.D. program. Applicants are eligible to apply provided they have completed at least 35 hours of the pre-pharmacy curriculum and will be able to complete the rest of the hours before matriculation. For course details, visit http://www.bulletin.uga.edu.

How much does it cost to go to pharmacy school at UGA?

The cost to attend pharmacy school at UGA depends on whether you’re a Georgia resident or non-resident. For more detailed information about tuition and fees, please visit the website of the Bursar’s office. Scholarships and financial aid opportunities are available for qualified applicants.

What kind of education from UGA is required to be a pharmacist?

All students must complete the required pre-pharmacy courses and earn a Pharm.D. degree from UGA. Some students will enter pharmacy school right after completing the pre-pharmacy curriculum, while others will enter with a previous degrees. Additionally, graduates from the Pharm.D. program will need to pass the North American Pharmacist Licensure Exam (NAPLEX) to become licensed pharmacists.

Is UGA one of the top pharmacy schools?

According the most recent U.S. News & World Report, UGA is one of the top pharmacy schools in the country, ranked at #24. It is ranked highly for its stellar accreditation, research, faculty and academic programs.

What is the outlook for a pharmacist who graduates from UGA?

The outlook for a pharmacist who graduates from UGA remains steady, with high rates of employment for graduates. Approximately 35% of the UGA College of Pharmacy Class of 2022 pursued advanced post-graduate opportunities, including residencies and fellowships.

What can you do with a degree in pharmacy from UGA?

Many potential career opportunities are possible with a degree in pharmacy from UGA including careers in community, ambulatory care, inpatient, and clinical settings, as well as other areas such as academia, research and drug development, and pharmaceutical industries. For a more comprehensive list of pharmacy career paths, check out the AACP Pharmacy Career Pathways.

How long does it take to get a degree in pharmacy from UGA?

The Pharm.D. program takes four years to complete. However, if you receive a bachelor’s degree before entering the program, it will take eight years to get a degree in pharmacy from UGA.

Are there benefits of being a pharmacist with a degree from UGA?

There are many benefits of being a pharmacist with a degree from UGA, including:

• Working directly with patients
• The high demand for pharmacists
• Diverse career paths
• Great job mobility and stability
• Flexible hours
• Excellent salary

What is the average starting salary for a pharmacist who graduates from UGA?

The average starting full-time salary for a pharmacist upon graduation from UGA is $101,550. The salary range is from $83,000 to $147,000.

What does a pharmacist with a UGA degree actually do?

Pharmacists with a UGA degree do a variety of things such as distribute prescription drugs, counsel patients on the use of prescription and over-the-counter medications, and advise physicians about medication therapy, among other things.