The applicant must possess a baccalaureate degree with a background in pharmacy or life sciences. Each application is reviewed individually, and students are expected to have at least a B average in their last two undergraduate years and in the major field. Students may be refused admission if their previous scholastic record indicates little likelihood of success in advanced work. Admission decisions are made by the concentration faculty. Formal offers of admission are made only by the Office of Graduate Studies.
Residence halls primarily house undergraduate students.
Graduate students selecting residence hall accommodations should be aware of the undergraduate orientation of residence hall environments. The semester contract for living in one of the University's residence halls requires the student to take one of the four different meal plans available at La Posada Dining Hall. Single students with legal dependents are also eligible to apply for apartment housing. Apartment residents may remain in University housing during the summer months if they plan to re-register for the fall semester. No dogs or other pets are permitted.