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The University of Texas at Austin has flat-rate tuition in the fall and spring semesters for 12 credit hours and above (meaning that the maximum tuition cost includes 12 or more hours). Below are the credit hour totals for the four years (P1 through P4) of the Pharm.D. program. P1 Year - More than 12 credit hours in both fall and spring
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Plan ahead for the prerequisites and requirements for being accepted. Visit via an information session with student ambassadors or through UT Austin Visits. Apply for admission into the PharmD program by completing the application process. Interview for acceptance with the Multiple Mini Interview (MMI) format.
Paying Your Tuition. There are several ways to pay for your UT education. Find information here on how to pay online, in person or by mail, using financial aid or outside loans. Payment Methods. Select one of the tuition payment options below to learn more. Making online payments is encouraged.
Applicants who have been offered admission to the University and to the Pharm.D. program will be asked to pay a nonrefundable enrollment deposit to the University. If the student does enroll in the program that fall, the deposit will be applied to the semester’s tuition bill.
Our Net Price Calculator provides personalized estimates of the net price (what you will actually have to pay) of attending based on your major, personal finances, housing, estimated financial aid, possible VA Education Benefits and more.
Applying to the UT Austin College of Pharmacy will require you to submit two applications to be considered for admissions. You will submit an application to PharmCAS and our College of Pharmacy supplemental application. Further details will be provided below.
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