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Bachelor of Science (Pharmacy)
Pharmacy Career Options
CommunityHospitalIndustryResearchAcademia
Government
Pre-requisite Courses(1 year pre-pharmacy)
• Math 1000 and Math 1001• Chemistry 1050 and Chemistry 1051 (or
equivalent)• Physics 1020/1050 or Physics 1021/1051• Biology 1001 and Biology 1002• English 1080 and English 1101
The Pharmacy Program(4 years)
• Biochemistry (nutrition, metabolism)• Pharmaceutics• Physiology/ Anatomy/
Pathology• Professional Practice• Pharmacokinetics
• Pharmacology• Toxicology• Medicinal Chemistry/
Chemotherapy• Pharmacy Skills• Seminar• Therapeutics
Structured Practice Experience
– Program includes:• SPE’s in community pharmacy, hospital pharmacy and
in clinical practice• One x 4-week rotation during the spring/summer
after first, second and third year • Two x 6-week rotations during the last semester in
final year
Admissions Process• Very competitive – nearly 300 applications for
40 seats• School application and $75 fee due March 1.• Invitation to interview sent in May to 96
applicants with top Academic Scores• Interviews held first weekend in June• Offers of admission made by end of June
Step 1: Getting to the Interview
Academic Scores are ranked• How to Calculate the Academic Score
Academic Score = Average of Pre-requisite Courses + Cumulative Average divided by 2
Example: Pre-requisite average = 84% (pre-pharmacy courses)
+ Cumulative average = 82% (average of all courses) Academic Score is = 83% (84+82/2)
Step 2: The Interview• Consists of two parts: oral and written• Each part is about 45 minutes long• All questions are behavioural type questions -
not academic questionsExample: Tell us about a time when……..
• Each question is weighted and scored
After the InterviewAdmission Scores are ranked.• How to Calculate the Admission Score:– Academic Score represents 65% of admission score– Interview Score represents 35% of admission score
Example: Assume Academic Score is 82% and Interview Score is 63% Calculation: 82 x 65% + 63 x 35% Admission Score is 75.35 75.35 (53.30 +22.05)
Offers of Admission
• Admission Scores for the pool of applicants are ranked highest to lowest
• A minimum of 75% of offers of admission are made to residents of Newfoundland & Labrador
Is Pharmacy right for you?
Are You:– A good
communicator– Dedicated– Patient– A team player– Conscientious– Empathetic
Do you have: – The ability to take
responsibility for actions
– Good decision making capability
– Leadership skills
www.mun.ca/pharmacy