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​Join Our Top-ranked Pharmacy Program

A Doctor of Pharmacy degree from the University of Findlay equips you to provide comprehensive care, focusing on disease management, prevention, and patient wellness, in line with the evolving pharmacy profession.


College of Pharmacy

Program Pathways


The University of Findlay’s PharmD program offers flexible pathways tailored to fit your educational journey. Whether you’re starting as a high school graduate, a transfer student, or already hold a degree, Findlay provides personalized options to help you achieve your Doctor of Pharmacy degree in a way that suits your timeline and goals.

Direct Entry Track

This pathway is designed for high school graduates looking to enter the PharmD program.

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Transfer Track

Designed for students transferring from other colleges or universities into the PharmD program.

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Professional Track

This track is for individuals who already hold a degree and want to pursue their PharmD.

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International Students

This pathway is tailored for international students seeking to study in the PharmD program.

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Distance Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD)

An online pathway for students seeking flexibility while pursuing their PharmD degree.

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Schedule a Time to Discuss Our Program!

Liz Trevino
Coordinator of External Engagement and Enrollment in the College of Pharmacy



Scheduling a meeting with Liz Trevino, our Coordinator of External Engagement and Enrollment, gives you personalized insights into our pharmacy program. Liz can:


  • Guide you through the admissions process.
  • Share details about our curriculum and career opportunities.
  • Answer your questions about student life and campus culture.

Take this opportunity to get tailored advice and ensure you're on the right path!​




Liz Trevino  
Olunife Akinmolayan, PharmD '23  

​"During my time at UF, I have been blessed with a multitude of opportunities that have helped me to grow as a leader and as an individual. I have learned about how I can be a contributing member to society by providing quality care to patients and creating projects that have positive impacts on the community."

Olunife Akinmolayan, PharmD '23

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