Wisconsin - Private Schools and Community Colleges


1	School	City & State	Website	Notes
2	Beloit College	Beloit, Wisconsin	http://www.beloit.edu/	If you do not see a course listed that you have taken and believe fulfills a prerequisite, please email pharmacy@umn.edu.
3	Prerequisite	Minimum Requirement	Approved Courses	Recommended
4	General Biology (1)	1 course with lab	BIOL 111
5	Microbiology	1 course	BIOL 141	Lab is encouraged but not required
6	Advanced Biology *Biochemistry, cell biology, genetics, or molecular biology; any other course must focus on the human body.	1 course	BIOL 237 BIOL 289 BIOL 345 BIOL 373
7	Anatomy (human or comparative) (2)	1 course*	BIOL 256	Human focused course recommended Lab is encouraged but not required
8	Physiology (human or comparative) (2)	1 course*	BIOL 257 BIOL 357	Human focused course recommended Lab is encouraged but not required
9	Calculus I	1 course	MATH 110
10	Statistics	1 course	BIOL 247 MATH 106 MATH 205
11	General Chemistry	General Chemistry I and II with at least 1 lab	CHEM 117 & 127
12	Organic Chemistry	Organic Chemistry I and II with at least 1 lab	CHEM 230 & 235
13	Physics	1 course (algebra or calculus based)	PHYS 101
14	Social & Behavioral Sciences (3)	2 courses or U.S. bachelor's degree	Psychology, sociology, economics, anthropology, global issues, geography, political science, etc.	U.S. bachelor's degree recommended
15	Advanced English Composition (3)(4)	1 course or U.S. bachelor's degree		U.S. bachelor's degree recommended
16	Communication (3)(5)	1 introductory communication course or U.S. bachelor's degree	TDMS 101	U.S. bachelor's degree recommended
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18	(1) If an applicant does not have a general biology lab, a more advanced biology lab may be substituted.
19	(2) Two semesters of human anatomy and physiology are generally required, in one of two formats: One anatomy course and one physiology course Two semesters of combined anatomy and physiology (typically named "Anatomy and Physiology 1" and "Anatomy and Physiology 2"). If A&P is combined into a single-semester course covering the entire body, it must be a minimum of 4 semester credits (lab credits do not count toward the 4 credit minimum). Labs are recommended but not required for anatomy or physiology.
20	(3) The social and behavioral science, advanced composition, and communication requirements will be considered fulfilled for applicants who will have completed a bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited U.S. institution prior to beginning the PharmD program. Applicants without a bachelor's degree must fulfill the social and behavioral science, advanced composition, and communication requirements as listed. A final official transcript will be required. For applicants with a degree, we reserve the right to verify that their non-math and non-science coursework is sufficient.
21	(4) Advanced composition (writing) course generally requires an introductory composition course as a prerequisite. Course must be taken in English; may not be fulfilled with an English as a Second Language course.
22	(5) Approved communication courses include Introduction to Communication, Public Speaking, Interpersonal Communication, Intercultural Communication, Organizational or Business Communication, and Group Communication. Media communication courses do not fulfill this prerequisite.


1	School	City & State	Website	Notes
2	Carroll University	Waukesha, Wisconsin	http://www.carrollu.edu/	If you do not see a course listed that you have taken and believe fulfills a prerequisite, please email pharmacy@umn.edu.
3	Prerequisite	Minimum Requirement	Approved Courses	Recommended
4	General Biology (1)	1 course with lab	BIO 120 & 120L
5	Microbiology	1 course	BIO 212 BIOL 412	Lab is encouraged but not required
6	Advanced Biology *Biochemistry, cell biology, genetics, or molecular biology; any other course must focus on the human body.	1 course	BIO 220 BIO 452 CHE 102 CHE 308
7	Anatomy (human or comparative) (2)	1 course*	ANP 130 & 140 ANP 402	Human focused course recommended Lab is encouraged but not required
8	Physiology (human or comparative) (2)	1 course*	ANP 130 & 140 ANP 403	Human focused course recommended Lab is encouraged but not required
9	Calculus I	1 course	MAT 160
10	Statistics	1 course	PBH 114 BUS 114
11	General Chemistry	General Chemistry I and II with at least 1 lab	CHE 109, 109L, 110, & 110L
12	Organic Chemistry	Organic Chemistry I and II with at least 1 lab	CHE 203, 203L, 204, & 204L
13	Physics	1 course (algebra or calculus based)	PHY 101 PHY 203
14	Social & Behavioral Sciences (3)	2 courses or U.S. bachelor's degree	Psychology, sociology, economics, anthropology, global issues, geography, political science, etc.	U.S. bachelor's degree recommended
15	Advanced English Composition (3)(4)	1 course or U.S. bachelor's degree	ENG 199	U.S. bachelor's degree recommended
16	Communication (3)(5)	1 introductory communication course or U.S. bachelor's degree	COM 101 COM 200 COM 207	U.S. bachelor's degree recommended
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18	(1) If an applicant does not have a general biology lab, a more advanced biology lab may be substituted.
19	(2) Two semesters of human anatomy and physiology are generally required, in one of two formats: One anatomy course and one physiology course Two semesters of combined anatomy and physiology (typically named "Anatomy and Physiology 1" and "Anatomy and Physiology 2"). If A&P is combined into a single-semester course covering the entire body, it must be a minimum of 4 semester credits (lab credits do not count toward the 4 credit minimum). Labs are recommended but not required for anatomy or physiology.
20	(3) The social and behavioral science, advanced composition, and communication requirements will be considered fulfilled for applicants who will have completed a bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited U.S. institution prior to beginning the PharmD program. Applicants without a bachelor's degree must fulfill the social and behavioral science, advanced composition, and communication requirements as listed. A final official transcript will be required. For applicants with a degree, we reserve the right to verify that their non-math and non-science coursework is sufficient.
21	(4) Advanced composition (writing) course generally requires an introductory composition course as a prerequisite. Course must be taken in English; may not be fulfilled with an English as a Second Language course.
22	(5) Approved communication courses include Introduction to Communication, Public Speaking, Interpersonal Communication, Intercultural Communication, Organizational or Business Communication, and Group Communication. Media communication courses do not fulfill this prerequisite.


1	School	City & State	Website	Notes
2	Carthage Collge	Kenosha, Wisconsin	www.carthage.edu	If you do not see a course listed that you have taken and believe fulfills a prerequisite, please email pharmacy@umn.edu.
3	Prerequisite	Minimum Requirement	Approved Courses	Recommended
4	General Biology (1)	1 course with lab	BIO 1100
5	Microbiology	1 course	BIO 3340	Lab is encouraged but not required
6	Advanced Biology *Biochemistry, cell biology, genetics, or molecular biology; any other course must focus on the human body.	1 course	BIO 2300 BIO 2400 CHM 3010
7	Anatomy (human or comparative) (2)	1 course*	BIO 1040 BIO 2010 & 2020 BIO 3300	Human focused course recommended Lab is encouraged but not required
8	Physiology (human or comparative) (2)	1 course*	BIO 1040 BIO 2010 & 2020 BIO 3310	Human focused course recommended Lab is encouraged but not required
9	Calculus I	1 course	MTH 1120
10	Statistics	1 course	MTH 1050 MTH 3050
11	General Chemistry	General Chemistry I and II with at least 1 lab	CHM 1010 & 1020
12	Organic Chemistry	Organic Chemistry I and II with at least 1 lab	CHM 2780 & 2080
13	Physics	1 course (algebra or calculus based)	PHY 2100 PHY 2200
14	Social & Behavioral Sciences (3)	2 courses or U.S. bachelor's degree	Psychology, sociology, economics, anthropology, global issues, geography, political science, etc.	U.S. bachelor's degree recommended
15	Advanced English Composition (3)(4)	1 course or U.S. bachelor's degree	ENG 2060	U.S. bachelor's degree recommended
16	Communication (3)(5)	1 introductory communication course or U.S. bachelor's degree	CDM 1200 CDM 2300 CDM 3600	U.S. bachelor's degree recommended
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18	(1) If an applicant does not have a general biology lab, a more advanced biology lab may be substituted.
19	(2) Two semesters of human anatomy and physiology are generally required, in one of two formats: One anatomy course and one physiology course Two semesters of combined anatomy and physiology (typically named "Anatomy and Physiology 1" and "Anatomy and Physiology 2"). If A&P is combined into a single-semester course covering the entire body, it must be a minimum of 4 semester credits (lab credits do not count toward the 4 credit minimum). Labs are recommended but not required for anatomy or physiology.
20	(3) The social and behavioral science, advanced composition, and communication requirements will be considered fulfilled for applicants who will have completed a bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited U.S. institution prior to beginning the PharmD program. Applicants without a bachelor's degree must fulfill the social and behavioral science, advanced composition, and communication requirements as listed. A final official transcript will be required. For applicants with a degree, we reserve the right to verify that their non-math and non-science coursework is sufficient.
21	(4) Advanced composition (writing) course generally requires an introductory composition course as a prerequisite. Course must be taken in English; may not be fulfilled with an English as a Second Language course.
22	(5) Approved communication courses include Introduction to Communication, Public Speaking, Interpersonal Communication, Intercultural Communication, Organizational or Business Communication, and Group Communication. Media communication courses do not fulfill this prerequisite.


1	School	City & State	Website	Notes
2	Chippewa Valley Technical College	Varies	https://www.cvtc.edu/	If you do not see a course listed that you have taken and believe fulfills a prerequisite, please email pharmacy@umn.edu.
3	Prerequisite	Minimum Requirement	Approved Courses	Recommended
4	General Biology (1)	1 course with lab	806-201
5	Microbiology	1 course	806-197	Lab is encouraged but not required
6	Advanced Biology *Biochemistry, cell biology, genetics, or molecular biology; any other course must focus on the human body.	1 course	No approved courses
7	Anatomy (human or comparative) (2)	1 course*	806-177 & 806-179 806-207 & 806-208	Human focused course recommended Lab is encouraged but not required
8	Physiology (human or comparative) (2)	1 course*	806-177 & 806-179 806-207 & 806-208	Human focused course recommended Lab is encouraged but not required
9	Calculus I	1 course	804-236
10	Statistics	1 course	804-189 804-230
11	General Chemistry	General Chemistry I and II with at least 1 lab	806-245 & 806-249
12	Organic Chemistry	Organic Chemistry I and II with at least 1 lab	No approved courses
13	Physics	1 course (algebra or calculus based)	806-154 806-276
14	Social & Behavioral Sciences (3)	2 courses or U.S. bachelor's degree	Psychology, sociology, economics, anthropology, global issues, geography, political science, etc.	U.S. bachelor's degree recommended
15	Advanced English Composition (3)(4)	1 course or U.S. bachelor's degree	699-107 801-223	U.S. bachelor's degree recommended
16	Communication (3)(5)	1 introductory communication course or U.S. bachelor's degree	801-196 801-198 810-201 810-205	U.S. bachelor's degree recommended
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18	(1) If an applicant does not have a general biology lab, a more advanced biology lab may be substituted.
19	(2) Two semesters of human anatomy and physiology are generally required, in one of two formats: One anatomy course and one physiology course Two semesters of combined anatomy and physiology (typically named "Anatomy and Physiology 1" and "Anatomy and Physiology 2"). If A&P is combined into a single-semester course covering the entire body, it must be a minimum of 4 semester credits (lab credits do not count toward the 4 credit minimum). Labs are recommended but not required for anatomy or physiology.
20	(3) The social and behavioral science, advanced composition, and communication requirements will be considered fulfilled for applicants who will have completed a bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited U.S. institution prior to beginning the PharmD program. Applicants without a bachelor's degree must fulfill the social and behavioral science, advanced composition, and communication requirements as listed. A final official transcript will be required. For applicants with a degree, we reserve the right to verify that their non-math and non-science coursework is sufficient.
21	(4) Advanced composition (writing) course generally requires an introductory composition course as a prerequisite. Course must be taken in English; may not be fulfilled with an English as a Second Language course.
22	(5) Approved communication courses include Introduction to Communication, Public Speaking, Interpersonal Communication, Intercultural Communication, Organizational or Business Communication, and Group Communication. Media communication courses do not fulfill this prerequisite.


1	School	City & State	Website	Notes
2	Concordia University	Mequon, Wisconsin	http://www.cuw.edu/	If you do not see a course listed that you have taken and believe fulfills a prerequisite, please email pharmacy@umn.edu.
3	Prerequisite	Minimum Requirement	Approved Courses	Recommended
4	General Biology (1)	1 course with lab	BIO 141
5	Microbiology	1 course	BIO 149 BIO 260	Lab is encouraged but not required
6	Advanced Biology *Biochemistry, cell biology, genetics, or molecular biology; any other course must focus on the human body.	1 course	BIO 321 BIO 348 BIO 420 CHEM 425
7	Anatomy (human or comparative) (2)	1 course*	BIO 191 & 192	Human focused course recommended Lab is encouraged but not required
8	Physiology (human or comparative) (2)	1 course*	BIO 191 & 192	Human focused course recommended Lab is encouraged but not required
9	Calculus I	1 course	MATH 201
10	Statistics	1 course	MATH 205
11	General Chemistry	General Chemistry I and II with at least 1 lab	CHEM 141 & 142
12	Organic Chemistry	Organic Chemistry I and II with at least 1 lab	CHEM 241 & 242
13	Physics	1 course (algebra or calculus based)	PHYS 151 PHYS 171
14	Social & Behavioral Sciences (3)	2 courses or U.S. bachelor's degree	Psychology, sociology, economics, anthropology, global issues, geography, political science, etc.	U.S. bachelor's degree recommended
15	Advanced English Composition (3)(4)	1 course or U.S. bachelor's degree	ENG 245	U.S. bachelor's degree recommended
16	Communication (3)(5)	1 introductory communication course or U.S. bachelor's degree	COMM 105 COMM 201 COMM 205 COMM 460	U.S. bachelor's degree recommended
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18	(1) If an applicant does not have a general biology lab, a more advanced biology lab may be substituted.
19	(2) Two semesters of human anatomy and physiology are generally required, in one of two formats: One anatomy course and one physiology course Two semesters of combined anatomy and physiology (typically named "Anatomy and Physiology 1" and "Anatomy and Physiology 2"). If A&P is combined into a single-semester course covering the entire body, it must be a minimum of 4 semester credits (lab credits do not count toward the 4 credit minimum). Labs are recommended but not required for anatomy or physiology.
20	(3) The social and behavioral science, advanced composition, and communication requirements will be considered fulfilled for applicants who will have completed a bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited U.S. institution prior to beginning the PharmD program. Applicants without a bachelor's degree must fulfill the social and behavioral science, advanced composition, and communication requirements as listed. A final official transcript will be required. For applicants with a degree, we reserve the right to verify that their non-math and non-science coursework is sufficient.
21	(4) Advanced composition (writing) course generally requires an introductory composition course as a prerequisite. Course must be taken in English; may not be fulfilled with an English as a Second Language course.
22	(5) Approved communication courses include Introduction to Communication, Public Speaking, Interpersonal Communication, Intercultural Communication, Organizational or Business Communication, and Group Communication. Media communication courses do not fulfill this prerequisite.


1	School	City & State	Website	Notes
2	Edgewood College	Madison, WI	https://edgewood.edu/	If you do not see a course listed that you have taken and believe fulfills a prerequisite, please email pharmacy@umn.edu.
3	Prerequisite	Minimum Requirement	Approved Courses	Recommended
4	General Biology (1)	1 course with lab	BIO 151 BIO 152 BIO 181 BIO 182
5	Microbiology	1 course	BIO 312	Lab is encouraged but not required
6	Advanced Biology *Biochemistry, cell biology, genetics, or molecular biology; any other course must focus on the human body.	1 course	BIO 401 BIO 402 BIO 410 CHEM 340
7	Anatomy (human or comparative) (2)	1 course*	BIO 210 & 211	Human focused course recommended Lab is encouraged but not required
8	Physiology (human or comparative) (2)	1 course*	BIO 210 & 211	Human focused course recommended Lab is encouraged but not required
9	Calculus I	1 course	MATH 231
10	Statistics	1 course	MATH 121
11	General Chemistry	General Chemistry I and II with at least 1 lab	CHEM 120 & 121
12	Organic Chemistry	Organic Chemistry I and II with at least 1 lab	CHEM 321 & 323
13	Physics	1 course (algebra or calculus based)	PHYS 130 PHYS 201
14	Social & Behavioral Sciences (3)	2 courses or U.S. bachelor's degree	Psychology, sociology, economics, anthropology, global issues, geography, political science, etc.	U.S. bachelor's degree recommended
15	Advanced English Composition (3)(4)	1 course or U.S. bachelor's degree	ENG 300 ENG 308	U.S. bachelor's degree recommended
16	Communication (3)(5)	1 introductory communication course or U.S. bachelor's degree	COMMS 100 COMMS 101 COMMS 240 COMMS 241 COMMS 294	U.S. bachelor's degree recommended
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18	(1) If an applicant does not have a general biology lab, a more advanced biology lab may be substituted.
19	(2) Two semesters of human anatomy and physiology are generally required, in one of two formats: One anatomy course and one physiology course Two semesters of combined anatomy and physiology (typically named "Anatomy and Physiology 1" and "Anatomy and Physiology 2"). If A&P is combined into a single-semester course covering the entire body, it must be a minimum of 4 semester credits (lab credits do not count toward the 4 credit minimum). Labs are recommended but not required for anatomy or physiology.
20	(3) The social and behavioral science, advanced composition, and communication requirements will be considered fulfilled for applicants who will have completed a bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited U.S. institution prior to beginning the PharmD program. Applicants without a bachelor's degree must fulfill the social and behavioral science, advanced composition, and communication requirements as listed. A final official transcript will be required. For applicants with a degree, we reserve the right to verify that their non-math and non-science coursework is sufficient.
21	(4) Advanced composition (writing) course generally requires an introductory composition course as a prerequisite. Course must be taken in English; may not be fulfilled with an English as a Second Language course.
22	(5) Approved communication courses include Introduction to Communication, Public Speaking, Interpersonal Communication, Intercultural Communication, Organizational or Business Communication, and Group Communication. Media communication courses do not fulfill this prerequisite.


1	School	City & State	Website	Notes
2	Lawrence University	Appleton, Wisconsin	http://www.lawrence.edu/	If you do not see a course listed that you have taken and believe fulfills a prerequisite, please email pharmacy@umn.edu.
3	Prerequisite	Minimum Requirement	Approved Courses	Recommended
4	General Biology (1)	1 course with lab	BIOL 110 BIOL 130
5	Microbiology	1 course	BIOL 226	Lab is encouraged but not required
6	Advanced Biology *Biochemistry, cell biology, genetics, or molecular biology; any other course must focus on the human body.	1 course	BIOL 260 BIOL 325 BIOL 354 BIOL 444 CHEM 340
7	Anatomy (human or comparative) (2)	1 course*	BIOL 310	Human focused course recommended Lab is encouraged but not required
8	Physiology (human or comparative) (2)	1 course*	BIOL 370	Human focused course recommended Lab is encouraged but not required
9	Calculus I	1 course	MATH 140
10	Statistics	1 course	MATH 107 MATH 117 MATH 207 BIOL 170
11	General Chemistry	General Chemistry I and II with at least 1 lab	CHEM 116
12	Organic Chemistry	Organic Chemistry I and II with at least 1 lab	CHEM 250 & 252
13	Physics	1 course (algebra or calculus based)	PHYS 141
14	Social & Behavioral Sciences (3)	2 courses or U.S. bachelor's degree	Psychology, sociology, economics, anthropology, global issues, geography, political science, etc.	U.S. bachelor's degree recommended
15	Advanced English Composition (3)(4)	1 course or U.S. bachelor's degree	6 units writing intensive courses	U.S. bachelor's degree recommended
16	Communication (3)(5)	1 introductory communication course or U.S. bachelor's degree	UNIC 130 6 units speaking intensive courses	U.S. bachelor's degree recommended
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18	(1) If an applicant does not have a general biology lab, a more advanced biology lab may be substituted.
19	(2) Two semesters of human anatomy and physiology are generally required, in one of two formats: One anatomy course and one physiology course Two semesters of combined anatomy and physiology (typically named "Anatomy and Physiology 1" and "Anatomy and Physiology 2"). If A&P is combined into a single-semester course covering the entire body, it must be a minimum of 4 semester credits (lab credits do not count toward the 4 credit minimum). Labs are recommended but not required for anatomy or physiology.
20	(3) The social and behavioral science, advanced composition, and communication requirements will be considered fulfilled for applicants who will have completed a bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited U.S. institution prior to beginning the PharmD program. Applicants without a bachelor's degree must fulfill the social and behavioral science, advanced composition, and communication requirements as listed. A final official transcript will be required. For applicants with a degree, we reserve the right to verify that their non-math and non-science coursework is sufficient.
21	(4) Advanced composition (writing) course generally requires an introductory composition course as a prerequisite. Course must be taken in English; may not be fulfilled with an English as a Second Language course.
22	(5) Approved communication courses include Introduction to Communication, Public Speaking, Interpersonal Communication, Intercultural Communication, Organizational or Business Communication, and Group Communication. Media communication courses do not fulfill this prerequisite.


1	School	City & State	Website	Notes
2	LCOOCC - Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe Community College	Hayward, Wisconsin	http://www.lco.edu/	If you do not see a course listed that you have taken and believe fulfills a prerequisite, please email pharmacy@umn.edu.
3	Prerequisite	Minimum Requirement	Approved Courses	Recommended
4	General Biology (1)	1 course with lab	SCI 101
5	Microbiology	1 course	SCI 232	Lab is encouraged but not required
6	Advanced Biology *Biochemistry, cell biology, genetics, or molecular biology; any other course must focus on the human body.	1 course	No approved courses
7	Anatomy (human or comparative) (2)	1 course*	SCI 230 & 231	Human focused course recommended Lab is encouraged but not required
8	Physiology (human or comparative) (2)	1 course*	SCI 230 & 231	Human focused course recommended Lab is encouraged but not required
9	Calculus I	1 course	MTH 230
10	Statistics	1 course	MTH 113
11	General Chemistry	General Chemistry I and II with at least 1 lab	SCI 103 & 104
12	Organic Chemistry	Organic Chemistry I and II with at least 1 lab	No approved courses
13	Physics	1 course (algebra or calculus based)	SCI 151
14	Social & Behavioral Sciences (3)	2 courses or U.S. bachelor's degree	Psychology, sociology, economics, anthropology, global issues, geography, political science, etc.	U.S. bachelor's degree recommended
15	Advanced English Composition (3)(4)	1 course or U.S. bachelor's degree	ENG 102	U.S. bachelor's degree recommended
16	Communication (3)(5)	1 introductory communication course or U.S. bachelor's degree	ENG 112	U.S. bachelor's degree recommended
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18	(1) If an applicant does not have a general biology lab, a more advanced biology lab may be substituted.
19	(2) Two semesters of human anatomy and physiology are generally required, in one of two formats: One anatomy course and one physiology course Two semesters of combined anatomy and physiology (typically named "Anatomy and Physiology 1" and "Anatomy and Physiology 2"). If A&P is combined into a single-semester course covering the entire body, it must be a minimum of 4 semester credits (lab credits do not count toward the 4 credit minimum). Labs are recommended but not required for anatomy or physiology.
20	(3) The social and behavioral science, advanced composition, and communication requirements will be considered fulfilled for applicants who will have completed a bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited U.S. institution prior to beginning the PharmD program. Applicants without a bachelor's degree must fulfill the social and behavioral science, advanced composition, and communication requirements as listed. A final official transcript will be required. For applicants with a degree, we reserve the right to verify that their non-math and non-science coursework is sufficient.
21	(4) Advanced composition (writing) course generally requires an introductory composition course as a prerequisite. Course must be taken in English; may not be fulfilled with an English as a Second Language course.
22	(5) Approved communication courses include Introduction to Communication, Public Speaking, Interpersonal Communication, Intercultural Communication, Organizational or Business Communication, and Group Communication. Media communication courses do not fulfill this prerequisite.


1	School	City & State	Website	Notes
2	Madison Area Technical College	Madison, Wisconsin	http://madisoncollege.edu/	If you do not see a course listed that you have taken and believe fulfills a prerequisite, please email pharmacy@umn.edu.
3	Prerequisite	Minimum Requirement	Approved Courses	Recommended
4	General Biology (1)	1 course with lab	BIOLOGY10806105
5	Microbiology	1 course	BIOLOGY 10806197 BIOLOGY 20806273	Lab is encouraged but not required
6	Advanced Biology *Biochemistry, cell biology, genetics, or molecular biology; any other course must focus on the human body.	1 course	BIOLOGY 20806271 BIOTECH 10007115 BIOTECH 100007121 CHEM 10806188
7	Anatomy (human or comparative) (2)	1 course*	BIOLOGY 20806206 BIOLOGY 20806207 & 20806208	Human focused course recommended Lab is encouraged but not required
8	Physiology (human or comparative) (2)	1 course*	BIOLOGY 20806206 BIOLOGY 20806207 & 20806208	Human focused course recommended Lab is encouraged but not required
9	Calculus I	1 course	MATH 20804231
10	Statistics	1 course	MATH 20804240
11	General Chemistry	General Chemistry I and II with at least 1 lab	CHEM 10806127 & 10806129 CHEM 20806209 & 20806212
12	Organic Chemistry	Organic Chemistry I and II with at least 1 lab	CHEM 20806256, 20806257, & 20806266	CHEM 2080627 also recommended
13	Physics	1 course (algebra or calculus based)	PHYSICS 10806143 PHYSICS 10806154 PHYSICS 20806221 PHYSICS 20806223
14	Social & Behavioral Sciences (3)	2 courses or U.S. bachelor's degree	Psychology, sociology, economics, anthropology, global issues, geography, political science, etc.	U.S. bachelor's degree recommended
15	Advanced English Composition (3)(4)	1 course or U.S. bachelor's degree	ENGLISH 20801202	U.S. bachelor's degree recommended
16	Communication (3)(5)	1 introductory communication course or U.S. bachelor's degree	SPEECH 10801198 COMM 10801196 COMM 20810205	U.S. bachelor's degree recommended
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18	(1) If an applicant does not have a general biology lab, a more advanced biology lab may be substituted.
19	(2) Two semesters of human anatomy and physiology are generally required, in one of two formats: One anatomy course and one physiology course Two semesters of combined anatomy and physiology (typically named "Anatomy and Physiology 1" and "Anatomy and Physiology 2"). If A&P is combined into a single-semester course covering the entire body, it must be a minimum of 4 semester credits (lab credits do not count toward the 4 credit minimum). Labs are recommended but not required for anatomy or physiology.
20	(3) The social and behavioral science, advanced composition, and communication requirements will be considered fulfilled for applicants who will have completed a bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited U.S. institution prior to beginning the PharmD program. Applicants without a bachelor's degree must fulfill the social and behavioral science, advanced composition, and communication requirements as listed. A final official transcript will be required. For applicants with a degree, we reserve the right to verify that their non-math and non-science coursework is sufficient.
21	(4) Advanced composition (writing) course generally requires an introductory composition course as a prerequisite. Course must be taken in English; may not be fulfilled with an English as a Second Language course.
22	(5) Approved communication courses include Introduction to Communication, Public Speaking, Interpersonal Communication, Intercultural Communication, Organizational or Business Communication, and Group Communication. Media communication courses do not fulfill this prerequisite.


1	School	City & State	Website	Notes
2	Marquette University	Milwaukee, Wisconsin	http://www.marquette.edu/	If you do not see a course listed that you have taken and believe fulfills a prerequisite, please email pharmacy@umn.edu.
3	Prerequisite	Minimum Requirement	Approved Courses	Recommended
4	General Biology (1)	1 course with lab	BIOL 1001
5	Microbiology	1 course	BIOL 3801 BISC 3115	Lab is encouraged but not required
6	Advanced Biology *Biochemistry, cell biology, genetics, or molecular biology; any other course must focus on the human body.	1 course	BIOL 2201 BIOL 2301 BIOL 4101 CHEM 4530
7	Anatomy (human or comparative) (2)	1 course*	BISC 1015 BISC 2015 & 2016 BISC 2135 BISC 3136	Human focused course recommended Lab is encouraged but not required
8	Physiology (human or comparative) (2)	1 course*	BISC 1015 BISC 2015 & 2016 BIOL 3701 BIEN 4700 BISC 4145	Human focused course recommended Lab is encouraged but not required
9	Calculus I	1 course	MATH 1450
10	Statistics	1 course	MATH 1700
11	General Chemistry	General Chemistry I and II with at least 1 lab	CHEM 1001 & (1002; or 1014)
12	Organic Chemistry	Organic Chemistry I and II with at least 1 lab	CHEM 2111 & 2112 CHEM 2113 & 2114
13	Physics	1 course (algebra or calculus based)	PHYS 1001 PHYS 1003H PHYS 1003
14	Social & Behavioral Sciences (3)	2 courses or U.S. bachelor's degree	Psychology, sociology, economics, anthropology, global issues, geography, political science, etc.	U.S. bachelor's degree recommended
15	Advanced English Composition (3)(4)	1 course or U.S. bachelor's degree	ENGL 1002 ENGL 3210	U.S. bachelor's degree recommended
16	Communication (3)(5)	1 introductory communication course or U.S. bachelor's degree	CMST 1100 CMST 1300 CMST 2100 CMST 3200 CMST 3410	U.S. bachelor's degree recommended
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18	(1) If an applicant does not have a general biology lab, a more advanced biology lab may be substituted.
19	(2) Two semesters of human anatomy and physiology are generally required, in one of two formats: One anatomy course and one physiology course Two semesters of combined anatomy and physiology (typically named "Anatomy and Physiology 1" and "Anatomy and Physiology 2"). If A&P is combined into a single-semester course covering the entire body, it must be a minimum of 4 semester credits (lab credits do not count toward the 4 credit minimum). Labs are recommended but not required for anatomy or physiology.
20	(3) The social and behavioral science, advanced composition, and communication requirements will be considered fulfilled for applicants who will have completed a bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited U.S. institution prior to beginning the PharmD program. Applicants without a bachelor's degree must fulfill the social and behavioral science, advanced composition, and communication requirements as listed. A final official transcript will be required. For applicants with a degree, we reserve the right to verify that their non-math and non-science coursework is sufficient.
21	(4) Advanced composition (writing) course generally requires an introductory composition course as a prerequisite. Course must be taken in English; may not be fulfilled with an English as a Second Language course.
22	(5) Approved communication courses include Introduction to Communication, Public Speaking, Interpersonal Communication, Intercultural Communication, Organizational or Business Communication, and Group Communication. Media communication courses do not fulfill this prerequisite.


1	School	City & State	Website	Notes
2	Milwaukee Area Technical College	Milwaukee, Wisconsin	http://www.matc.edu/	If you do not see a course listed that you have taken and believe fulfills a prerequisite, please email pharmacy@umn.edu.
3	Prerequisite	Minimum Requirement	Approved Courses	Recommended
4	General Biology (1)	1 course with lab	NATSCI 236 NATSCI 257
5	Microbiology	1 course	NATSCI 197	Lab is encouraged but not required
6	Advanced Biology *Biochemistry, cell biology, genetics, or molecular biology; any other course must focus on the human body.	1 course	NATSCI 186 NATSCI 239 NATSCI 241 NATSCI 259 NATSCI 261
7	Anatomy (human or comparative) (2)	1 course*	NATSCI 177 & 179 NATSCI 201 & 202 NATSCI 189	Human focused course recommended Lab is encouraged but not required
8	Physiology (human or comparative) (2)	1 course*	NATSCI 177 & 179 NATSCI 201 & 202	Human focused course recommended Lab is encouraged but not required
9	Calculus I	1 course	MATH 231
10	Statistics	1 course	MATH 260
11	General Chemistry	General Chemistry I and II with at least 1 lab	NATSCI 211 & 212
12	Organic Chemistry	Organic Chemistry I and II with at least 1 lab	NATSCI 217 & 219
13	Physics	1 course (algebra or calculus based)	NATSCI 221 NATSCI 274
14	Social & Behavioral Sciences (3)	2 courses or U.S. bachelor's degree	Psychology, sociology, economics, anthropology, global issues, geography, political science, etc.	U.S. bachelor's degree recommended
15	Advanced English Composition (3)(4)	1 course or U.S. bachelor's degree	ENG 202	U.S. bachelor's degree recommended
16	Communication (3)(5)	1 introductory communication course or U.S. bachelor's degree	SPEECH 201 SPEECH 203 SPEECH 206	U.S. bachelor's degree recommended
17
18	(1) If an applicant does not have a general biology lab, a more advanced biology lab may be substituted.
19	(2) Two semesters of human anatomy and physiology are generally required, in one of two formats: One anatomy course and one physiology course Two semesters of combined anatomy and physiology (typically named "Anatomy and Physiology 1" and "Anatomy and Physiology 2"). If A&P is combined into a single-semester course covering the entire body, it must be a minimum of 4 semester credits (lab credits do not count toward the 4 credit minimum). Labs are recommended but not required for anatomy or physiology.
20	(3) The social and behavioral science, advanced composition, and communication requirements will be considered fulfilled for applicants who will have completed a bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited U.S. institution prior to beginning the PharmD program. Applicants without a bachelor's degree must fulfill the social and behavioral science, advanced composition, and communication requirements as listed. A final official transcript will be required. For applicants with a degree, we reserve the right to verify that their non-math and non-science coursework is sufficient.
21	(4) Advanced composition (writing) course generally requires an introductory composition course as a prerequisite. Course must be taken in English; may not be fulfilled with an English as a Second Language course.
22	(5) Approved communication courses include Introduction to Communication, Public Speaking, Interpersonal Communication, Intercultural Communication, Organizational or Business Communication, and Group Communication. Media communication courses do not fulfill this prerequisite.


1	School	City & State	Website	Notes
2	Nicolet College	Rhinelander, Wisconsin	http://www.nicoletcollege.edu/	If you do not see a course listed that you have taken and believe fulfills a prerequisite, please email pharmacy@umn.edu.
3	Prerequisite	Minimum Requirement	Approved Courses	Recommended
4	General Biology (1)	1 course with lab	SCI 20-806-201
5	Microbiology	1 course	SCI 10-806-197-00	Lab is encouraged but not required
6	Advanced Biology *Biochemistry, cell biology, genetics, or molecular biology; any other course must focus on the human body.	1 course	SCI 10-806-186
7	Anatomy (human or comparative) (2)	1 course*	SCI 10-806-177 & 10-8-6-179	Human focused course recommended Lab is encouraged but not required
8	Physiology (human or comparative) (2)	1 course*	SCI 10-806-177 & 10-8-6-179	Human focused course recommended Lab is encouraged but not required
9	Calculus I	1 course	MATH 20-804-236
10	Statistics	1 course	MATH 20-804-230
11	General Chemistry	General Chemistry I and II with at least 1 lab	SCI 20-806-245 & 20-806-249
12	Organic Chemistry	Organic Chemistry I and II with at least 1 lab	SCI 20-806-257 & 20-806-258
13	Physics	1 course (algebra or calculus based)	SCI 20-806-276 SCI 20-806-286
14	Social & Behavioral Sciences (3)	2 courses or U.S. bachelor's degree	Psychology, sociology, economics, anthropology, global issues, geography, political science, etc.	U.S. bachelor's degree recommended
15	Advanced English Composition (3)(4)	1 course or U.S. bachelor's degree	COMM 10-801-197 COMM 20-801-223	U.S. bachelor's degree recommended
16	Communication (3)(5)	1 introductory communication course or U.S. bachelor's degree	COMM 10-801-196	U.S. bachelor's degree recommended
17
18	(1) If an applicant does not have a general biology lab, a more advanced biology lab may be substituted.
19	(2) Two semesters of human anatomy and physiology are generally required, in one of two formats: One anatomy course and one physiology course Two semesters of combined anatomy and physiology (typically named "Anatomy and Physiology 1" and "Anatomy and Physiology 2"). If A&P is combined into a single-semester course covering the entire body, it must be a minimum of 4 semester credits (lab credits do not count toward the 4 credit minimum). Labs are recommended but not required for anatomy or physiology.
20	(3) The social and behavioral science, advanced composition, and communication requirements will be considered fulfilled for applicants who will have completed a bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited U.S. institution prior to beginning the PharmD program. Applicants without a bachelor's degree must fulfill the social and behavioral science, advanced composition, and communication requirements as listed. A final official transcript will be required. For applicants with a degree, we reserve the right to verify that their non-math and non-science coursework is sufficient.
21	(4) Advanced composition (writing) course generally requires an introductory composition course as a prerequisite. Course must be taken in English; may not be fulfilled with an English as a Second Language course.
22	(5) Approved communication courses include Introduction to Communication, Public Speaking, Interpersonal Communication, Intercultural Communication, Organizational or Business Communication, and Group Communication. Media communication courses do not fulfill this prerequisite.


1	School	City & State	Website	Notes
2	Northland College	Ashland, Wisconsin	http://www.northland.edu/	If you do not see a course listed that you have taken and believe fulfills a prerequisite, please email pharmacy@umn.edu.
3	Prerequisite	Minimum Requirement	Approved Courses	Recommended
4	General Biology (1)	1 course with lab	BIO 115
5	Microbiology	1 course	BIO 331	Lab is encouraged but not required
6	Advanced Biology *Biochemistry, cell biology, genetics, or molecular biology; any other course must focus on the human body.	1 course	BIO 238 BIO 330 BIO 332 CHM 345
7	Anatomy (human or comparative) (2)	1 course*	BIO 208	Human focused course recommended Lab is encouraged but not required
8	Physiology (human or comparative) (2)	1 course*	BIO 360 if taken before Fall 2015	Human focused course recommended Lab is encouraged but not required
9	Calculus I	1 course	MTH 140
10	Statistics	1 course	MTH 107
11	General Chemistry	General Chemistry I and II with at least 1 lab	CHM 110
12	Organic Chemistry	Organic Chemistry I and II with at least 1 lab	CHM 220 & 221
13	Physics	1 course (algebra or calculus based)	PHY 110
14	Social & Behavioral Sciences (3)	2 courses or U.S. bachelor's degree	Psychology, sociology, economics, anthropology, global issues, geography, political science, etc.	U.S. bachelor's degree recommended
15	Advanced English Composition (3)(4)	1 course or U.S. bachelor's degree	Any ENG course requiring 110 as a prerequisite	U.S. bachelor's degree recommended
16	Communication (3)(5)	1 introductory communication course or U.S. bachelor's degree	ENG 180	U.S. bachelor's degree recommended
17
18	(1) If an applicant does not have a general biology lab, a more advanced biology lab may be substituted.
19	(2) Two semesters of human anatomy and physiology are generally required, in one of two formats: One anatomy course and one physiology course Two semesters of combined anatomy and physiology (typically named "Anatomy and Physiology 1" and "Anatomy and Physiology 2"). If A&P is combined into a single-semester course covering the entire body, it must be a minimum of 4 semester credits (lab credits do not count toward the 4 credit minimum). Labs are recommended but not required for anatomy or physiology.
20	(3) The social and behavioral science, advanced composition, and communication requirements will be considered fulfilled for applicants who will have completed a bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited U.S. institution prior to beginning the PharmD program. Applicants without a bachelor's degree must fulfill the social and behavioral science, advanced composition, and communication requirements as listed. A final official transcript will be required. For applicants with a degree, we reserve the right to verify that their non-math and non-science coursework is sufficient.
21	(4) Advanced composition (writing) course generally requires an introductory composition course as a prerequisite. Course must be taken in English; may not be fulfilled with an English as a Second Language course.
22	(5) Approved communication courses include Introduction to Communication, Public Speaking, Interpersonal Communication, Intercultural Communication, Organizational or Business Communication, and Group Communication. Media communication courses do not fulfill this prerequisite.


1	School	City & State	Website	Notes
2	Northwood Technical College	Multiple	https://www.northwoodtech.edu/	If you do not see a course listed that you have taken and believe fulfills a prerequisite, please email pharmacy@umn.edu.
3	Prerequisite	Minimum Requirement	Approved Courses	Recommended
4	General Biology (1)	1 course with lab	10806114 General biology
5	Microbiology	1 course	10806197 Microbiology	Lab is encouraged but not required
6	Advanced Biology *Biochemistry, cell biology, genetics, or molecular biology; any other course must focus on the human body.	1 course	No approved courses
7	Anatomy (human or comparative) (2)	1 course*	10806177 and 10806179	Human focused course recommended Lab is encouraged but not required
8	Physiology (human or comparative) (2)	1 course*	10806177 and 10806179	Human focused course recommended Lab is encouraged but not required
9	Calculus I	1 course	No approved courses
10	Statistics	1 course	10804189 Introductory Statistics
11	General Chemistry	General Chemistry I and II with at least 1 lab	No approved courses
12	Organic Chemistry	Organic Chemistry I and II with at least 1 lab	No approved courses
13	Physics	1 course (algebra or calculus based)	No approved courses
14	Social & Behavioral Sciences (3)	2 courses or U.S. bachelor's degree	Psychology, sociology, economics, anthropology, global issues, geography, political science, etc.	U.S. bachelor's degree recommended
15	Advanced English Composition (3)(4)	1 course or U.S. bachelor's degree	No approved courses	U.S. bachelor's degree recommended
16	Communication (3)(5)	1 introductory communication course or U.S. bachelor's degree	10801198 Speech 10801196 Oral/Interpersonal Comm.	U.S. bachelor's degree recommended
17
18	*Formally known as WITC - Wisconsin Indianhead Technical College
19	(1) If an applicant does not have a general biology lab, a more advanced biology lab may be substituted.
20	(2) Two semesters of human anatomy and physiology are generally required, in one of two formats: One anatomy course and one physiology course Two semesters of combined anatomy and physiology (typically named "Anatomy and Physiology 1" and "Anatomy and Physiology 2"). If A&P is combined into a single-semester course covering the entire body, it must be a minimum of 4 semester credits (lab credits do not count toward the 4 credit minimum). Labs are recommended but not required for anatomy or physiology.
21	(3) The social and behavioral science, advanced composition, and communication requirements will be considered fulfilled for applicants who will have completed a bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited U.S. institution prior to beginning the PharmD program. Applicants without a bachelor's degree must fulfill the social and behavioral science, advanced composition, and communication requirements as listed. A final official transcript will be required. For applicants with a degree, we reserve the right to verify that their non-math and non-science coursework is sufficient.
22	(4) Advanced composition (writing) course generally requires an introductory composition course as a prerequisite. Course must be taken in English; may not be fulfilled with an English as a Second Language course.
23	(5) Approved communication courses include Introduction to Communication, Public Speaking, Interpersonal Communication, Intercultural Communication, Organizational or Business Communication, and Group Communication. Media communication courses do not fulfill this prerequisite.


1	School	City & State	Website	Notes
2	St. Norbert College	DePere, Wisconsin	http://www.snc.edu/	If you do not see a course listed that you have taken and believe fulfills a prerequisite, please email pharmacy@umn.edu.
3	Prerequisite	Minimum Requirement	Approved Courses	Recommended
4	General Biology (1)	1 course with lab	BIOL 120
5	Microbiology	1 course	BIOL 350	Lab is encouraged but not required
6	Advanced Biology *Biochemistry, cell biology, genetics, or molecular biology; any other course must focus on the human body.	1 course	BIOL 244 BIOL 373 CHEM 350
7	Anatomy (human or comparative) (2)	1 course*	BIOL 320	Human focused course recommended Lab is encouraged but not required
8	Physiology (human or comparative) (2)	1 course*	BIOL 372	Human focused course recommended Lab is encouraged but not required
9	Calculus I	1 course	MATH 131
10	Statistics	1 course	BUAD 284 MATH 321 SSCI 224
11	General Chemistry	General Chemistry I and II with at least 1 lab	CHEM 105 & 107
12	Organic Chemistry	Organic Chemistry I and II with at least 1 lab	CHEM 220 & 222
13	Physics	1 course (algebra or calculus based)	PHYS 111 PHYS 121
14	Social & Behavioral Sciences (3)	2 courses or U.S. bachelor's degree	Psychology, sociology, economics, anthropology, global issues, geography, political science, etc.	U.S. bachelor's degree recommended
15	Advanced English Composition (3)(4)	1 course or U.S. bachelor's degree	ENGL 306	U.S. bachelor's degree recommended
16	Communication (3)(5)	1 introductory communication course or U.S. bachelor's degree	COME 122 COME 222 COME 322 COME 330 COME 426	U.S. bachelor's degree recommended
17
18	(1) If an applicant does not have a general biology lab, a more advanced biology lab may be substituted.
19	(2) Two semesters of human anatomy and physiology are generally required, in one of two formats: One anatomy course and one physiology course Two semesters of combined anatomy and physiology (typically named "Anatomy and Physiology 1" and "Anatomy and Physiology 2"). If A&P is combined into a single-semester course covering the entire body, it must be a minimum of 4 semester credits (lab credits do not count toward the 4 credit minimum). Labs are recommended but not required for anatomy or physiology.
20	(3) The social and behavioral science, advanced composition, and communication requirements will be considered fulfilled for applicants who will have completed a bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited U.S. institution prior to beginning the PharmD program. Applicants without a bachelor's degree must fulfill the social and behavioral science, advanced composition, and communication requirements as listed. A final official transcript will be required. For applicants with a degree, we reserve the right to verify that their non-math and non-science coursework is sufficient.
21	(4) Advanced composition (writing) course generally requires an introductory composition course as a prerequisite. Course must be taken in English; may not be fulfilled with an English as a Second Language course.
22	(5) Approved communication courses include Introduction to Communication, Public Speaking, Interpersonal Communication, Intercultural Communication, Organizational or Business Communication, and Group Communication. Media communication courses do not fulfill this prerequisite.


1	School	City & State	Website	Notes
2	Viterbo University	La Crosse, Wisconsin	http://www.viterbo.edu/	If you do not see a course listed that you have taken and believe fulfills a prerequisite, please email pharmacy@umn.edu.
3	Prerequisite	Minimum Requirement	Approved Courses	Recommended
4	General Biology (1)	1 course with lab	BIOL 160
5	Microbiology	1 course	BIOL 296 BIOL 376	Lab is encouraged but not required
6	Advanced Biology *Biochemistry, cell biology, genetics, or molecular biology; any other course must focus on the human body.	1 course	BIOL 250 BIOL 305/CHEM 305 BIOL 370/CHEM 370 BIOL 430
7	Anatomy (human or comparative) (2)	1 course*	BIOL 104 & 114 BIOL 482	Human focused course recommended Lab is encouraged but not required
8	Physiology (human or comparative) (2)	1 course*	BIOL 104 & 114 BIOL 347	Human focused course recommended Lab is encouraged but not required
9	Calculus I	1 course	MATH 220
10	Statistics	1 course	MATH 130 MATH 230
11	General Chemistry	General Chemistry I and II with at least 1 lab	CHEM 120 & 121
12	Organic Chemistry	Organic Chemistry I and II with at least 1 lab	CHEM 240 & 340
13	Physics	1 course (algebra or calculus based)	PHYS 250 PHYS 260
14	Social & Behavioral Sciences (3)	2 courses or U.S. bachelor's degree	Psychology, sociology, economics, anthropology, global issues, geography, political science, etc.	U.S. bachelor's degree recommended
15	Advanced English Composition (3)(4)	1 course or U.S. bachelor's degree	ENGL 104 ENGL 195 ENGL 307 ENGL 310	U.S. bachelor's degree recommended
16	Communication (3)(5)	1 introductory communication course or U.S. bachelor's degree	COMM 150 COMM 205 THTR 121	U.S. bachelor's degree recommended
17
18	(1) If an applicant does not have a general biology lab, a more advanced biology lab may be substituted.
19	(2) Two semesters of human anatomy and physiology are generally required, in one of two formats: One anatomy course and one physiology course Two semesters of combined anatomy and physiology (typically named "Anatomy and Physiology 1" and "Anatomy and Physiology 2"). If A&P is combined into a single-semester course covering the entire body, it must be a minimum of 4 semester credits (lab credits do not count toward the 4 credit minimum). Labs are recommended but not required for anatomy or physiology.
20	(3) The social and behavioral science, advanced composition, and communication requirements will be considered fulfilled for applicants who will have completed a bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited U.S. institution prior to beginning the PharmD program. Applicants without a bachelor's degree must fulfill the social and behavioral science, advanced composition, and communication requirements as listed. A final official transcript will be required. For applicants with a degree, we reserve the right to verify that their non-math and non-science coursework is sufficient.
21	(4) Advanced composition (writing) course generally requires an introductory composition course as a prerequisite. Course must be taken in English; may not be fulfilled with an English as a Second Language course.
22	(5) Approved communication courses include Introduction to Communication, Public Speaking, Interpersonal Communication, Intercultural Communication, Organizational or Business Communication, and Group Communication. Media communication courses do not fulfill this prerequisite.


1	School	City & State	Website	Notes
2	Wisconsin Lutheran College	Milwaukee, Wisconsin	http://www.wlc.edu/	If you do not see a course listed that you have taken and believe fulfills a prerequisite, please email pharmacy@umn.edu.
3	Prerequisite	Minimum Requirement	Approved Courses	Recommended
4	General Biology (1)	1 course with lab	BIO 201
5	Microbiology	1 course	BIO 141 BIO 341	Lab is encouraged but not required
6	Advanced Biology *Biochemistry, cell biology, genetics, or molecular biology; any other course must focus on the human body.	1 course	BIO 331 BIO 350 BIO 360 BIO 433 CHE 350
7	Anatomy (human or comparative) (2)	1 course*	BIO 225 & 255	Human focused course recommended Lab is encouraged but not required
8	Physiology (human or comparative) (2)	1 course*	BIO 225 & 255	Human focused course recommended Lab is encouraged but not required
9	Calculus I	1 course	MAT 221
10	Statistics	1 course	BIO 310 MAT 117
11	General Chemistry	General Chemistry I and II with at least 1 lab	CHE 161 & 162
12	Organic Chemistry	Organic Chemistry I and II with at least 1 lab	CHE 221, 222, & 228
13	Physics	1 course (algebra or calculus based)	PHY 201 PHY 202
14	Social & Behavioral Sciences (3)	2 courses or U.S. bachelor's degree	Psychology, sociology, economics, anthropology, global issues, geography, political science, etc.	U.S. bachelor's degree recommended
15	Advanced English Composition (3)(4)	1 course or U.S. bachelor's degree	ENG 303 ENG 304	U.S. bachelor's degree recommended
16	Communication (3)(5)	1 introductory communication course or U.S. bachelor's degree	COM 101 COM 211 COM 260 COM 309	U.S. bachelor's degree recommended
17
18	(1) If an applicant does not have a general biology lab, a more advanced biology lab may be substituted.
19	(2) Two semesters of human anatomy and physiology are generally required, in one of two formats: One anatomy course and one physiology course Two semesters of combined anatomy and physiology (typically named "Anatomy and Physiology 1" and "Anatomy and Physiology 2"). If A&P is combined into a single-semester course covering the entire body, it must be a minimum of 4 semester credits (lab credits do not count toward the 4 credit minimum). Labs are recommended but not required for anatomy or physiology.
20	(3) The social and behavioral science, advanced composition, and communication requirements will be considered fulfilled for applicants who will have completed a bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited U.S. institution prior to beginning the PharmD program. Applicants without a bachelor's degree must fulfill the social and behavioral science, advanced composition, and communication requirements as listed. A final official transcript will be required. For applicants with a degree, we reserve the right to verify that their non-math and non-science coursework is sufficient.
21	(4) Advanced composition (writing) course generally requires an introductory composition course as a prerequisite. Course must be taken in English; may not be fulfilled with an English as a Second Language course.
22	(5) Approved communication courses include Introduction to Communication, Public Speaking, Interpersonal Communication, Intercultural Communication, Organizational or Business Communication, and Group Communication. Media communication courses do not fulfill this prerequisite.