Because of our very specific curriculum, many post-secondary students are frustrated when they find that they have a full 6 years to complete at Findlay. 
To possibly avoid this, please work closely with the College of Pharmacy to select courses at your post-secondary institution that will also remove requirements in our program.  If you are taking courses at a 2-year institution, please note that courses taken there will not remove a 300 or 400-level requirement at Findlay. 

STEP 1. Gain acceptance to The University of Findlay prior to January 5.  

You will complete the Undergraduate Application for Admission. 

You must work with the Undergraduate Admissions Office to gain acceptance to The University of Findlay prior to January 5. Their contact information is admissions@findlay.edu, 419-434-4732 or 800-548-0932. You may begin this process as soon as your high school posts final grades for 11th grade.  In addition, we will need official transcripts from the college/university you are attending. 

STEP 2. Apply to the College of Pharmacy prior to January 20. 

Once accepted to The University of Findlay, your admission's file will be reviewed. Should you meet pharmacy's minimum qualifications, a College of Pharmacy application will be sent to you. 

STEP 3. Interview with a College of Pharmacy Representative. 

About 200 select students will be offered an invitation to interview. The in-person interview is mandatory for all students who wish to have their application considered further. The opportunity to interview will be based on your completed Pharmacy application, UF application, transcripts and test scores. Interview dates for high school seniors will be scheduled for January and early February. 

On your interview day, you will be asked to write a short essay and will interview, one-on-one, with a College of Pharmacy faculty member or administrator. Each interview will be approximately 30 minutes in length and is an important part of the admission decision. Writing materials for the essay will be furnished. The only item you will need to bring is a government-issued photo ID, such as a driver’s license.