Most colleges of pharmacy require one year of college academic credit as a minimum for entrance. Although ENMU does not offer a pre-pharmacy degree, you may be able to take the courses you will need to complete in order to enter a college of pharmacy.
Normally, you would transfer to a college of pharmacy after you finish your freshman year. However, many colleges of pharmacy have a five-year program and students entering such programs could profitably spend two years in a pre-pharmacy curriculum. In order to obtain a Bachelor of Science degree in pharmacy in minimum time, the first year (or two-year) program must correlate closely with the program recommended by the colleges of pharmacy. The pre-pharmacy course of study consists of two years (65 semester hours).
ENMU to UNM Doctor of Pharmacy Early Assurance Pack
ENMU has partnered with UNM to give you a streamlined path into pharmacy school.
Requirements
- Students must be enrolled in a participating UNM College of Pharmacy (COP) EAP institution.
- Have a 3.0 cumulative GPA.
- Have 30 hours of college credit, or will have by the end of the spring semester.
- At least 40 hours remaining of the required 91 hours of COP.
Admissions Prerequisites
Completed Math 1220 (College Algebra) by the end of the spring semester.
Benefits of the Program
- Personalized advising sessions between COP Advisor and participating institution.
- Becoming part of the COP Community before matriculation of the PharmD Program.
- Free PharmCAS Application fee waiver for applying to the UNM College of Pharmacy Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) Program.
- Earlier interview date for students applying in the current admissions cycle.
- Knowing one’s admissions decision by the end of October, the fall before matriculation.
- Invitation to our annual Dinner with the Dean.
- Seminar invitations to gain personal and academic growth.
- Receive guidance and shadowing opportunities with current PharmD students.
- Receive College of Pharmacy branded gifts, and more!
Recommended Courses
Course Area | Credits |
---|---|
English | 6 |
General biology | 4 |
Microbiology | 4 |
General chemistry | 8 |
Organic chemistry | 8 |
Human anatomy and physiology (Cadaver lab required) | 8 |
Calculus I and II |
8 |
Statistics | 3 |
Microeconomics | 3 |
Computer Literacy | 3 |
Electives: history, psychology, others | 6 |
Note: It is important you check with your pre-pharmacy college to make sure the courses you take at ENMU are going to be accepted for credit toward your pre-pharmacy bachelor's degree.