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Pharmacy

Two Plus Four Program

Students directly admitted to the Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy may spend the first two years of the six-year pharmacy doctorate program at the Newark College of Arts and Sciences. The last four years are taken at the Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy, located on the Busch campus in Piscataway. A transfer to the Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy is possible if the student satisfactorily meets the standards established by the school.

Pharmacy students in the Two Plus Four program must consult the prepharmacy adviser for advisement and preparation for a transfer to the Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy at the end of their second year in Newark.

Prepharmacy Transfers

Students admitted to the Newark College of Arts and Sciences may apply to transfer to the Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy through the admissions office at the end of their sophomore year, but such admissions are extremely limited. Only students with outstanding academic credentials should apply to the Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy.

Students seeking admission to the Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy must submit a college-to-college application online prior to May 15.

For further information on either program, students may contact the Office of Student Affairs, 312 Hill Hall, Newark campus.

Pharmacy students at Newark or those planning to attempt to transfer to the Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy should have completed approximately 65 credits by the end of their sophomore year.

Required courses include:

First Year

First Term

  21:120:101  General Biology I (4)

  21:120:101LC  General Biology Lecture (0)

  21:160:113  General Chemistry Laboratory (1)

  21:160:115  General Chemistry I (4)

  21:350:101  English Composition I (3)

  21:640:135 or 136  Calculus I or II *  (4)

Total Credits = 16

Second Term

  21:120:102  General Biology II (4)

  21:120:102LC  General Biology Lecture (0)

  21:160:114  General Chemistry Laboratory (1)

  21:160:116  General Chemistry II (4)

  21:350:102  English Composition II (3)

  21:___:___  humanities/social science elective (3)

  21:___:___  humanities/social science elective (3)

Total Credits = 18

Second Year

First Term

  21:160:335   Organic Chemistry I (4)

  21:220:101   Introduction to Economics, Micro (3)

  21:750:203   General Physics I (3)

  21:750:205   General Physics Laboratory (1)

  21:830:101   Principles of Psychology (3)

  21:___:___   humanities/social science elective (3)

Total Credits = 17

Second Term

  21:120:340   Mammalian Physiology (3)

  21:160:331   Organic Chemistry Laboratory (2)

  21:160:336   Organic Chemistry II (4)

  21:220:231   Statistical Methods (3)

  21:___:___   humanities/social science elective (3)

  21:___:___   humanities/social science elective (3)

Total Credits = 18

* Every student is expected to take one calculus course at the university. If an advanced placement calculus course has been taken in high school and the student accepts the credit offered, then the next level of calculus must be taken.


 
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