
Next Steps for Pharm.D. Students
Congratulations! Now that you’ve been accepted to the Regis Pharm.D. program, it’s time to take care of a few details. Our innovative, accredited Doctor of Pharmacy program will help you build the skills and knowledge for a rewarding career at the forefront of health care, research, and innovation and we're excited for you to hang your white coat here.
Your Admissions Counselor is here to guide you through the initial steps to get started, registered for your first classes and make sure you're set up for success. Your student success team is highly trained in all things Regis, so don't hesitate to reach out with any questions you may have!
1: Submit Your Deposit
To secure your spot on our class roster, a $500 non-refundable deposit is required within two weeks of receiving your admissions offer. The deposit is applied directly towards your tuition and can be submitted by electronic transfer or check.
2: Activate RegisNet
You’ve got email! Your RegisNet ID will serve as your username and password for all things Regis. Once we receive your deposit, you will receive an email with your RegisNet username, at which point you'll be able to set up and activate your account.
3: Prerequisites and Transcripts
All official transcripts and prerequisites are due August 1 prior to starting classes with us. This is an important one – starting classes at Regis is conditional on ensuring we have all your final transcripts with the necessary prerequisites completed.
Prerequisite Details
Submit Your Transcripts
4: Plan Your Payments
Going to school is a big investment. Don’t let money get the best of you, or stand in the way of your education. In addition to filing your FAFSA, Regis hosts a few “Making PharmD School Affordable” virtual sessions throughout the year. Your attendance is recommended and strongly encouraged.
5: Student Success Webinar
We want to make sure all of your prerequisites are in order and you’re prepared to make the most of your Doctor of Pharmacy education. Our Student Success virtual webinar covers all those bases. Attendance is mandatory for all incoming students, so make sure to check the schedule and register.
6: Compliance Requirements
Our Compliance Office needs you to complete some important requirements before you take your first class. All compliance documents MUST be submitted and approved by the August 1 deadline. While you may start some compliance items at any point, you will receive detailed instructions in early May.
Get Ready for Classes
Once all your documentation is submitted, there are just a few more things you'll need to do before your first day of classes.
Be sure to join your cohort's Facebook group - a private Facebook group where you can get to know future classmates – or potential roommates – long before classes start. Your admissions counselor will provide your invitation to join the group.

Purchase or Waive Insurance
All students who already have their own health insurance must waive the Regis student health insurance option. Students who do not waive or purchase insurance will be automatically enrolled prior to the start of classes.

Check Your Class Schedule
All incoming pharmacy students are pre-registered for your first term of classes. You'll be assigned an academic advisor in July, and they'll reach out to speak with you before classes begin.

Buy Your Textbooks
Textbooks are available one month before class begins. You can purchase—or rent—paperback and digital texts through the Regis Bookstore. Your custom book list can be found in WebAdvisor.

Plan for Orientation
Orientation typically occurs the week before classes start, so be on the lookout for more information from your Admissions Counselor. You’ll soak up some last-minute reminders, meet future classmates and get ready for the new exciting phase of your life.
Computer Requirements and Dress Code
The Regis University School of Pharmacy requires all students to have a laptop that meet minimum hardware and software requirements. As future health care professionals, students in the Doctor of Pharmacy program are expected to adhere to the professional dress code during class, on-campus activities and in clinical situations.
Student Handbook and Conduct Policies
Start off on the right foot by reviewing your Student Handbook. Learn more about academic policies, standards of conduct, educational outcomes, course descriptions, graduation and more.
Enrollment Checklist
We know there's a lot to do, so we've created a handy checklist to help you keep track of everything. If you have any questions, we're always here to help.