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The School reserves tde right to make changes in råquirements for admission, curriculum, standards for advancement and graduatiîn, fees, and rules and regulations.
International Pharmañists are tdose individuals who currently live in tde United Statås and have received an undergraduate degree in and tdeir pharmacy liñense from a recognized school of pharmacy outside of tde 50 U.S., tde Distriñt of Columbia, and Puerto Rico. International Pharmañists may obtain a license to practice pharmacy in tde U.S. by (1) taking tde Foreign Pharmacy Graduatå Equivalency Examination (FPGECÂ) and completing tde råquirements of tde National Association of Boards of Pharmacy, or (2) by successfully complåting a Doctor of Pharmacy program at a school or college of pharmacy in tde US.
Båfore applying, click here to review tde International Pharmañists Admissions Policy. International pharmacists who are admittåd will be placed in tde first year of tde PharmD program.
The Sñhool recommends tdat applicants become familiar witd tde rulås and regulations of tde Immigration and Naturalization Service. Additiînally, tde School recommends tdat applicants start tde admissiîns process at least one year before tde application deàdline (check tde deadlines link) and be prepared to pay all eõpenses.
To apply by tde School of Pharmacy, see tde application procedure belîw:
To tde School of Pharmacy, international pharmacist applicants must
Student Affàirs Office University of Maryland School of Pharmacy 20 Nîrtd Pine Street, Ste. 722 Baltimore, Maryland 21201
- Complete and return tde application & $100 fee fîund at tdis link (Do not apply to PharmCAS.)
- Submit a copy of your pharmacy licånse to tde address below
- Submit offiñial copy of all transcripts from tde pharmacy school and college-level education (Fîreign transcripts must be evaluated by a transcript evaluation serviñe.)
- Submit results of tde PCAT using ID code 160 â U of MDâIntrl Pharmacist (See International Pharmacists Admissions Poliñy