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School of Pharmacy PharmD Degree Program Admissions Application Process Step 2: The Application Supplemental Application
If you are applying for entry in fall 2009, you may review the information below for informational purposes only, but do not use these forms for your application. If you do, you may be ineligible to be considered for admission. Fall 2009 Supplemental Application forms are expected to be available in July 2008.
The Supplemental Application collects information that PharmCAS does not collect but that is required by UCSF to complete our comprehensive process of evaluation. To complete it, you need:
You must download, complete, and print our electronic forms, then submit them through regular post (e.g., U.S. Postal Service).
Deadline: You must e-submit your PharmCAS application on or before midnight Eastern time on November 1, 2008. You must mail all components of your Supplemental Application so that they are postmarked on or before November 1, 2008. Late applications will not be considered under any circumstances.
We strongly encourage you to plan a schedule to complete your application materials in advance of the deadline. Technical difficulties with the Supplemental Application will not exempt you from the November 1 deadline.
See Supplemental Application Help.
Go To: PharmCAS Application or Step 2: The Application or Step 3: The Interview Process
To reach this page quickly or share it with others, use pharmacy.ucsf.edu/go/supp, which redirects to a longer URL.
To attend a workshop that guides you through completing the supplemental application, see Supplemental Application Workshop.
You are required to submit copies of your official transcripts (sometimes also known as "marks reports"). Some transcripts must be sent to PharmCAS, and some must be sent to UCSF. For details, see Checklist: Transcripts.
Do not confuse transcripts with applicant recommendations. All letters of recommendation are submitted electronically through PharmCAS -- do not deliver these to UCSF.
If you're an international applicant, see Information for International Applicants for other considerations you should be aware of before you submit an application. If you're not sure if you're an international applicant, see Residency.
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