Published Survey
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Created: Tue, 09/10/2019 - 23:46
Completed: Tue, 06/02/2026 - 12:36
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      contact_extension: ''
      contact_name: 'Jannelle Frey'
      contact_office: ''
      contact_title: 'PharmD Admissions Manager'
      contact_work: 608-262-6234
    - contact_email: apply@pharmacy.wisc.edu
      contact_extension: ''
      contact_name: 'Jeremy Altschafl'
      contact_office: ''
      contact_title: 'Assistant Dean & Director of PharmD Admissions'
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  contact_website:
    - 'https://pharmacy.wisc.edu/pharmd/admissions/'
  contact_info_done:
    - 'Yes'
  program_deadline_done:
    - 'Yes'
  satellite_text: {  }
  ao_alternate_pathways_yes: {  }
  program_info_done:
    - 'Yes'
  last_entering_class_done:
    - 'Yes'
  upcoming_entering_class_done:
    - 'Yes'
  dual_deg_checkboxes:
    - DUAL_DEG_MPH
  dual_degrees_done:
    - 'Yes'
  program_description_done:
    - 'Yes'
  gpa_criteria_done:
    - 'Yes'
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      pre_coursetitle: Calculus
    - pre_courseqtr: ''
      pre_coursesem: '3'
      pre_coursesubject: Statistics
      pre_coursetitle: Statistics
    - pre_courseqtr: ''
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      pre_coursetitle: 'General Chemistry I with Lab'
    - pre_courseqtr: ''
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      pre_coursesubject: Chemistry
      pre_coursetitle: 'General Chemistry II with Lab'
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      pre_coursesubject: Chemistry
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    - pre_courseqtr: ''
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      pre_coursesubject: Chemistry
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    - pre_courseqtr: ''
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      pre_coursesubject: Chemistry
      pre_coursetitle: 'Organic Chemistry Lab'
    - pre_courseqtr: ''
      pre_coursesem: '4'
      pre_coursesubject: 'Biology/Biological Science'
      pre_coursetitle: 'General Biology I with Lab'
    - pre_courseqtr: ''
      pre_coursesem: '3'
      pre_coursesubject: 'Biology/Biological Science'
      pre_coursetitle: 'General Biology II or Advanced Biology (Lab Preferred)'
    - pre_courseqtr: ''
      pre_coursesem: '3'
      pre_coursesubject: Microbiology
      pre_coursetitle: Microbiology
    - pre_courseqtr: ''
      pre_coursesem: '3'
      pre_coursesubject: Physiology
      pre_coursetitle: 'Human or Comparative Physiology'
    - pre_courseqtr: ''
      pre_coursesem: '3'
      pre_coursesubject: Physics
      pre_coursetitle: Physics
    - pre_courseqtr: ''
      pre_coursesem: '3'
      pre_coursesubject: 'English Composition / Writing'
      pre_coursetitle: 'College-level English Composition courses will satisfy (Current UW-Madison students must complete the "Communication A" requirement). Requirement will be satisfied if you earn a bachelor’s degree from an accredited U.S. institution prior to matriculation. The English composition prerequisite must be completed at an accredited college or university in the U.S. or Canada.'
    - pre_courseqtr: ''
      pre_coursesem: '3'
      pre_coursesubject: 'General Elective(s)'
      pre_coursetitle: '1 course of General Elective Coursework in any of the following subjects: Social Science, Communication, Humanities, Cultural Studies, or Foreign Language. Requirement will be satisfied if you earn a bachelor’s degree from an accredited U.S. institution prior to matriculation.'
    - pre_courseqtr: ''
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      pre_coursesubject: 'General Elective(s)'
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    - pre_courseqtr: ''
      pre_coursesem: '19'
      pre_coursesubject: Other
      pre_coursetitle: 'Additional elective coursework, if needed. A total of 72 credits, including prerequisites, must be completed before enrolling in the PharmD program.'
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    - 'Yes'
  supplemental_materials_done:
    - 'Yes'
  tests_other_text: {  }
  pcat_and_other_tests_done:
    - 'Yes'
  observation_hours_done:
    - 'Yes'
  evaluations_done:
    - 'Yes'
  residency_done:
    - 'Yes'
  for_cc_radio:
    - 'US Citizens'
    - 'US Permanent Residents'
    - 'US Temporary Residents'
    - 'Canadian Citizens'
    - 'Foreign (non-US) Citizens with a Visa'
    - 'Foreign (non-US) Citizens'
    - 'Other Non-Citizens (e.g. DACA Students)'
  post_bs_program_offered: {  }
  international_applicants_done:
    - 'Yes'
  interview_format:
    - INTERVIEW_IN
  interviews_done:
    - 'Yes'
  ac_first_date:
    - '2027-09-02'
  accepted_applicants_done:
    - 'Yes'
  background_checks_done:
    - 'Yes'
  sids:
    - '88'
  aacp_institution_number: '7300'
  ac_cpr: 'No'
  ac_deposit_details: |-
    Before March 1  
    • The PharmD program requires a $200 admission deposit when an applicant accepts an offer of admission.
    • This $200 deposit is due within two weeks of receiving the offer.

    After March 1  
    • An additional $300 deposit is required.
    • Applicants admitted after March 1 must pay the full $500 deposit at the time they accept an offer.

    The deposit is forfeited if a student does not enroll in the PharmD program for the term in which they were admitted.
  ac_deposit_radio: 'Yes'
  ac_deposit_refundable: 'No'
  ac_firstday: 'https://pharmacy.wisc.edu/pharmd/admitted-students/'
  acad_health: 'Yes'
  academic_term_type_2: 'Semester (2 terms per academic year)'
  academic_term_type_other_2: ''
  accred_status: '1'
  active: 'Yes'
  admin_status: Published
  ao_alternate_pathways: 'No'
  ao_alternate_pathways_other: ''
  ao_complete_bach: 'Yes'
  ao_complete_bachelor: 'In order to qualify for the BS in Pharmaceutical Sciences, students must have attended UW–Madison prior to entering the School of Pharmacy and must meet all degree requirements. The BS in Pharmaceutical Sciences is not a major, but is a milestone degree granted to current Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) students while working toward the PharmD degree. More detailed information about this degree may be found here: https://guide.wisc.edu/undergraduate/pharmacy/pharmacy/pharmaceutical-sciences-bs/ '
  ao_early_assurance: 'Yes'
  ao_ug_affiliation: 'Yes'
  application_deadline_description: ''
  application_fee: ''
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  cag_aacp: 'Yes'
  cbc_radio: 'Yes'
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  college_or_school_name: 'School of Pharmacy'
  course_prerequisites_link: 'https://pharmacy.wisc.edu/pharmd/prerequisites/'
  credit_hour_policies: ''
  crit_gpa_info: ''
  crit_mingpa: N/A
  crit_prereqgpa: N/A
  curriculum_other: ''
  drug_radio: 'No'
  dual_conc_radio: 'No'
  dual_concurrent: 'https://pharmacy.wisc.edu/pharmd/dual-degree/'
  dual_deg: 'Yes'
  dual_oth_desc: ''
  final_deadline_date: 'March 1, 2027'
  for_fc_radio: 'Yes'
  for_other: |-
    Some international credits may be counted towards our prerequisite courses. Foreign transcripts must be evaluated by WES and submitted to PharmCAS. 

    All applicants are required to attend (in-person) an accredited U.S. or Canadian university for at least one full-time semester (12 credits) prior to being considered for admission. The English composition prerequisite must be completed at an accredited college or university in the U.S. or Canada.

    To view the additional requirements for international applicants, please visit our website: https://pharmacy.wisc.edu/pharmd/admissions/international-students/ 
  for_policy_radio: '1'
  foreign_pharmacist_additional_info: |-
    Due to the nature of the curriculum, we are unable to accept advanced-standing transfer students from other PharmD programs. International applicants must submit additional materials with their application. All applicants are required to attend (in-person) an accredited U.S. or Canadian university for at least one full-time semester (12 credits) prior to being considered for admission.
    For more information, please visit: https://pharmacy.wisc.edu/pharmd/admissions/international-students/
  foreign_pharmacists_to_entry_level_program: 'Yes'
  institution_name: 'University of Wisconsin - Madison'
  interview_link: 'https://pharmacy.wisc.edu/pharmd/application-timeline/#interviews'
  interview_process: 'The UW–Madison School of Pharmacy offers both on‑campus and virtual interview options. If invited to interview, we encourage applicants to choose the format that works best for them. Interview days are scheduled on a first‑come basis, and all applicants are reviewed equally regardless of whether they select an on‑campus or virtual interview.'
  lor_acc_radio: 'Yes'
  lor_c1a_radio: 'Not Accepted'
  lor_c1b_text: ''
  lor_c1c_radio: ''
  lor_c2a_radio: 'Not Accepted'
  lor_c2b_text: ''
  lor_c2c_radio: ''
  lor_details: |-
    Applicants are required to submit two (2) letters of recommendation/evaluations via PharmCAS.

    1. One of the two letters must be from a college-level instructor (professor, lecturer, teaching assistant).  A letter from a science instructor is preferred.
    2. The second letter should be from a reference who knows you professionally such as a work or volunteer supervisor, pharmacist, professor, lecturer, teaching/research assistant, or academic advisor. We will not accept letters from a politician, friend, family member, or coworker of equal standing.
  lor_likert:
    Clergy: 'NO ANSWER'
    Co-Worker: 'NO ANSWER'
    Employer: ACCEPTED
    'Faculty Advisor': ACCEPTED
    'Family Member': ACCEPTED
    Friend: 'NO ANSWER'
    'Health Care Professional': ACCEPTED
    Pharmacist: ACCEPTED
    Politician: 'NO ANSWER'
    'Pre-Health Advisor': ACCEPTED
    'Professor (Any Subject Area)': ACCEPTED
    'Professor (Liberal Arts)': ACCEPTED
    'Professor (Math)': ACCEPTED
    'Professor (Science)': ACCEPTED
    Supervisor: ACCEPTED
    'Teaching Assistant': ACCEPTED
  lor_num_radio: '2'
  nonp_deadline: ''
  notify_title: ''
  old_id: '494'
  online_classes_for_prereqs:
    'Non-Science Course Prerequisites': 'Yes'
    'Science Course Prerequisites with Labs': 'Yes'
    'Science Course Prerequisites without Labs ': 'Yes'
  online_classes_open_text: ''
  online_interview_option: '1'
  pass_fail_classes_for_prereqs:
    'Non-Science Course Prerequisites': Varies
    'Science Course Prerequisites with Labs': Varies
    'Science Course Prerequisites without Labs ': Varies
  pass_fail_classes_open_text: ''
  pd_deg_pref: 'Not Required'
  phar_observation: 'No'
  phar_other_info: ''
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  post_bs_additional_info: ''
  post_bs_degree_abroad: 'No'
  pre_basic_hrs: '32'
  pre_complete: 'Applicants must complete all required prerequisites (including the 72 credit hour minimum) by the end of the summer term prior to enrolling in the PharmD program for the Fall 2027 term.'
  pre_other: |
    Applicants must complete all required prerequisites (including the 72 credit hour minimum) by the end of the summer term prior to enrolling in the PharmD program.  

    All science prerequisites must be completed within ten years of the desired year of entry and prior to the start term. If you have questions about this policy, please contact the PharmD Admissions Office.

    All prerequisites must be completed with a grade of C- or better.

    If AP/IB tests appear as completed courses on your pre-pharmacy transcript, we will honor your school’s test score requirements. For example, if you earn credit for general chemistry at your college through an AP test, the PharmD program will give you credit for this course. If you completed prerequisite coursework at UW–Madison, AP and IB test credits will be granted according to the UW‒Madison Credit by Exam policies.

    The English composition prerequisite must be completed at an accredited college or university in the U.S. or Canada.

    To view additional prerequisite policies, please visit: https://pharmacy.wisc.edu/pharmd/prerequisites/ 
  pre_pharmacy_coursework_options: '2 years'
  pre_pharmacy_coursework_other: ''
  pre_quarter: ''
  pre_quarter_science: ''
  pre_semester: '72'
  priority_deadline_incentives: |-
    Priority in scholarship offers.
    Guaranteed interview for applicants who have a 3.0 cumulative GPA or higher.
    Benefit of knowing your admission decision sooner.
    We participate in rolling admissions and the class can fill as the final application deadline approaches.
  program_description: |
    Share Our Student Success & Become a Badger Student Pharmacist:
    -Ranked #6 by U.S. News & World Report
    -Over $900,000 in scholarships will be offered to incoming PharmD students for the upcoming academic year
    -High residency placement rate: 97% in 2026 and 100% in 2025
    -NAPLEX pass rate of 94.2%
    -99% of our graduates obtain employment within 6 months of graduation
    -A world-class leader in pharmacy education, research, and service for more than 140 years (established in 1883)
    -More than 9,000 Badger Pharmacy alumni across the U.S. and around the world support our students as mentors, preceptors, job recruiters, and instructors
    -Customize your PharmD curriculum through our Scholars in Pharmacy (SIP) program with a path of distinction, certificate, PharmD/MPH dual degree, or the Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experiences Residency Track (APPE-RT)
    -1,500+ available clerkship rotations across diverse practice areas
    -Hands-on research opportunities supported by over $19 million in sponsored research grants
    -Global health coursework and experiences in Belize and Guatemala, along with International Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experiences in Belize, China, England, Oman, South Africa, Spain, and Thailand
    -Member of the Health Sciences Learning Center (HSLC), which provides an integrated learning environment and encourages interprofessional collaboration. Students have access to healthcare professionals and a network of hospitals
    -A small, caring community that has access to all the benefits of a large university
  program_location: WI
  program_structure: '4 years'
  pubpriv_inst: Public
  res_otherpref_radio: 'No'
  res_otherpref_text: ''
  res_statepref_radio: 'No'
  sa_details: |
    Creating a UW-Madison PharmD Admissions Portal is required for all applicants and must be completed in order for your application to be reviewed for potential interview selection. Applicants use the admissions portal to monitor their admissions status. For example, interview and admission decisions are posted on your personal UW-Madison PharmD Admissions Portal. Applicants can create an admissions portal account as soon as they have a PharmCAS ID. The UW-Madison PharmD Admissions Portal can be created here: https://sa.pharmacy.wisc.edu/pharmdapply/
  sa_fee_instructions: ''
  sa_fee_radio: 'No'
  sa_fee_text: ''
  sa_link: ''
  sa_radio: 'No'
  school_city: Madison
  school_country: US
  school_state: WI
  school_street_1: 'University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Pharmacy'
  school_street_2: '777 Highland Ave'
  school_street_3: ''
  school_zip: '53705'
  seats_target_available_in_upcoming_class: '135'
  short_name: 'U of Wisconsin - Madison'
  stats_classsize: '140'
  stats_early: '51'
  stats_last_filled_seats: '132'
  tests_other_radio: 'No'
  tests_other_tests: ''
  tests_tt_radio: 'Yes'
  tests_tt_text: 'International applicants and non-native English speakers must submit the TOEFL, IELTS, or the Duolingo English Test to PharmCAS if your native language is not English. Applicants must achieve an overall TOEFL iBT score of 4.5 with minimum subscores of 4.0, 7.0 on the IELTS, or a 125 on the Duolingo English Test. The TOEFL/IELTS/Duolingo English Test will be waived if certain requirements are met. For more information, please visit: https://pharmacy.wisc.edu/pharmd/admissions/international-students/'
  what_is_the_priority_application_deadline_for_your_program_: 'November 2, 2026'
  yes_phar_observation: ''