Pharm.D.
Hang your white coat here.
Regis’ Pharm.D. program is anything but ordinary. Our students dive head-first into a rewarding and versatile health care field through an experiential, hands-on learning approach. From day one, students experience first-hand what it looks like to be on the frontlines of providing care and maintaining patient health. With an emphasis on social justice, our curriculum develops students as a whole person and prepares graduates to approach the care of the people they serve in much the same way.
Regis graduates are uniquely qualified upon entering the workforce. We offer small classes and a faculty who are engaged mentors and invested in preparing competent and compassionate pharmacy professionals. Through our Team-Based Learning approach, students develop the critical thinking and communication skills needed to become an effective and vital member of a health care team.
Program Format
Courses are taught on-campus in 16-week semesters
Credits for Completion
150 credit hours
Cost of Tuition
$1,095 per credit hour
Get all the details on our Pharm.D. program, including course requirements and application materials.
Emergency Medicine Pharmacists are responsible for the bedside treatment of patients in the emergency room or hospital. Emergency Medicine Pharmicists can expect to work in a fast-paced environment and be able to make decisions in a quick manner.
Pediatric Pharmacists ensure that medications and dosage of the medications being prescribed to children are safe. Pediatric Pharmacists should expect to work in hospitals and clinics.
Veterinary Pharmacists are responsible for the preparation of medication for animals. Veterinary Pharmacists should expect to communicate with pet owners about how medications should be administered and possible side effects.
Poison Control Pharmacists are employed by poison control centers and should expect to provide medical guidance to anyone who has concerns or has about come into contact with a poisonous substance.
Medical Science Liaisons are responsible for providing pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies with information about new research. Medical Science Liaisons should expect to travel for research conferences and maintain relationships with academic researchers.
Nuclear Pharmacists are responsible for the management and providing of radiopharmaceutical drugs to medical care facilities. Nuclear Pharmacists specialize in procurement, compouding, dispensing and use of radiopharmaceuticals.
In addition to classroom instruction, the Pharm.D. curriculum at the Regis University School of Pharmacy has an experiential component that provides students with a variety of clinical education sites where they receive hands-on experience under the guidance of professional preceptors in hospital, community, and other clinic settings.
Regis’ School of Pharmacy is nationally recognized for its innovative and groundbreaking combination of Team-Based Learning (TBL) and real-life application opportunities in conjunction with our integrated curriculum.
How to Apply
All application materials for the Pharm.D. program should be submitted through PharmCAS, including:
The Pharmacy College Admissions Test (PCAT) is not required. Prerequisite coursework must be completed prior to matriculation and can be marked "in progress" at the time of application.
All applications are initially reviewed on a rolling basis for evidence of basic qualifications for admission to the Pharm.D. program, and those qualified will be invited for a personal interview. All interviews will be conducted on our Denver, CO campus from October through April. Letters of invitation for an interview will specify the date and time. It will be the student's responsibility to arrange his or her other commitments in order to be available at the assigned time.
Tuition and Fees
Program tuition: $1,095 per credit hour
Total program credits: 150
Enrollment Deposit: $500
If admitted, a nonrefundable enrollment deposit is required to hold your position in the Pharm.D. program. The deposit will be applied towards your tuition.
Regis also offers a variety of scholarships, grants and other programs to help you pay for school. Visit Financial Aid for more information.
We look at a number of factors when evaluating applications including breadth of educational experience, prior professional and volunteer experience, prior degrees, cumulative grade point average, combined math and life science grade point average, letters of recommendation, and writing skills based on your application essay.
The School of Pharmacy does offer an early assurance program for entrance into the Pharm.D. program for Regis University students. Through the early assurance program, Regis University students are afforded an admissions interview waiver provided they have completed at least three semesters of full-time study at Regis and have maintained a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 and 3.0 GPA in their prerequisite mathematics and life sciences courses.
No. Regis University is a pluralistic institution. People from all faith traditions are welcome and treated with respect and dignity. Religious preference is not a screening criterion.
Graduates must successfully pass two examinations prior to entering pharmacy practice.
The NAPLEX®, or North American Pharmacist Licensure Examination®, measures a candidate’s knowledge of the practice of pharmacy. It is just one component of the licensure process and is used by the boards of pharmacy as part of their assessment of a candidate’s competence to practice as a pharmacist.
The MPJE®, or Multistate Pharmacy Jurisprudence Examination®, combines federal- and state-specific questions to test the pharmacy jurisprudence knowledge of prospective pharmacists. It serves as the pharmacy law examination in participating jurisdictions and tests a candidate’s mastery of pharmacy law.
The interview day will consist of several of activities. When you arrive, you will register and be given detailed instructions about your day. There will be the opportunity to mingle with several faculty and current students who will be available to welcome you. Each candidate will participate in multiple mini interviews. This approach allows you the opportunity to speak with several of different faculty members, current pharmacy students and/or practicing pharmacists. Along with the interview, you will be given a guided University tour and will take the Health Science Reason Test (HSRT). During the day there will be a short exercise demonstrating our team-based learning approach in the classroom. In addition, all candidates get to join current students and faculty to mingle over a meal provided by Bon Appétit, our campus caterer specializing in fresh, seasonal and regional food. Good food and great conversation.
Guests of candidates are welcome and will have the opportunity to tour campus with the School of Pharmacy and sit-in on an information session with the Office of Admissions. The guest program is an excellent opportunity for family and friends to learn more about the School of Pharmacy on a personal level.