We are participating in the PharmCAS July 5th application deadline extension. Email us for an invitation code and submit your application before July 5th.

Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD)

UB Pharmacy Students.

Our Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) is a professional degree program that graduates pharmacists to be therapeutic drug experts and leaders as part of an integrated health care team practice.

Applying to the most prestigious and highly ranked pharmacy school in New York State just became simpler! We are pleased to announce Calculus 2 is no longer a required prerequisite course for admission to our PharmD program.

  • Apply via our Early Assurance Program
    4/8/22
    Our Early Assurance Program offers high school students the heightened advantage of securing a seat in our four-year PharmD degree after completing two years of prescribed undergraduate course work at UB and an interview.
  • Apply via PharmCAS
    2/15/22
    Current and former college students can apply via the Pharmacy College Application Service (PharmCAS).
  • Apply to our Dual and Collaborative degree programs
    9/28/21
    We offer a variety of dual and collaborative degrees with other University at Buffalo schools and departments.
  • Chat with a current PharmD student
    6/1/22
    Our PharmD students are happy to speak with you about their experience with the application process and what it is like to be a professional student here.

We are proud to be the No. 14 ranked pharmacy school in the nation and No. 1 in New York State.*

At the University at Buffalo, we blend the intricacies of pharmacy practice with the rigors of the pharmaceutical sciences, graduating the best trained pharmacists and pharmaceutical scientists in the country. We offer innovative research programs, world class faculty and an exceptional educational experience, all within a small-school atmosphere.  

We are ranked the 12th most affordable pharmacy program in the country.**

*2021 U.S. News and World Report Best Graduate School Rankings
**College Affordability Guide