WALLA WALLA COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Website:www.ww.cc.wa.us
| Courses | Quarter Credits |
| Biology (General) 101, 202, 220 | 15 |
| Biology (Microbiology) 230 | 5 |
| Chemistry (General) 121, 122, 123 | 15 |
| Organic Chemistry (Not offered - courses equivalent to UW Chemistry 237, 238, 239, 241, 242 required)** | (15) |
| English (Expository Writing) 101 and 102
or other composition courses designated in transfer guide* |
10 |
| Mathematics (Calculus) 121 (124 acceptable) | 5 |
| Mathematics (Statistics) 201 | 5 |
| Minimum electives from the Humanities * | 10 |
| Minimum electives from Social Sciences * | 10 |
| TOTAL CREDITS NOT LESS THAN | 90 Quarter Credits |
| *For a list
of how humanities & social sciences electives transfer to UW refer to
the UW transfer guide at: http://www.washington.edu/students/uga/transfer/course_equiv.html
** For a list of UW course descriptions refer to the UW Course Catalog at: http://www.washington.edu/students/crscat/ Recommended program for students intending to apply to the University of Washington School of Pharmacy. Applicants who have not completed the pre-pharmacy requirements may apply for admission to the College of Arts and Sciences as pre-pharmacy majors provided they meet the minimum criteria for admission to the University, including two high school years or two college quarters of the same foreign language. School of Pharmacy applications are available from the Office of Academic and Student Programs. The School begins accepting applications beginning December 1. Students who are currently enrolled in classes should include Autumn quarter grades. All materials must be received by the application deadline (postmarked by February 1, 2003 for applicants intending to begin their program of study in the fall of 2002). After a preliminary review of the applications, the most qualified candidates are invited for an interview. Areas evaluated in the interview include motivation, clarity in oral and written communications, personal characteristics, critical thinking/decision making, and knowledge of the field of pharmacy and issues affecting health care. Candidates are ranked comparatively on criteria which include academic preparedness, effective communicative and interpersonal skills, cognitive skills and aptitude for the professional program. Admission is competitive. Students should be aware that there are more applicants than available positions and plan accordingly. University of Washington, School of Pharmacy,
Academic & Student Programs |
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