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Updated October 29, 2026

UGA pharmacy school acceptance rate

University of Georgia College of Pharmacy does not publish how many people apply, so there is no acceptance rate to give. It enrolls about 145 students per class. Here is what it does publish.

Acceptance rate
Not published by the school
Class size
145
Class of 2030
Average GPA
3.52
Class of 2030, cumulative
Average prerequisite GPA
3.47
Class of 2030
Interview format
Interview (in person or virtual)

Every number is from UGA's own PharmD admissions pages, checked October 29, 2026. The school does not publish the counts behind a rate.

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How the UGA rate is worked out

University of Georgia College of Pharmacy does not post how many people apply, so we don't give a rate and don't estimate one. What it does publish is its class size: 145 students. For schools that do publish applicant counts, see the table of pharmacy school acceptance rates by school.

We only use numbers the school posts on its own site. National PharmCAS and AACP tables count applicants differently, so they are left out, and so are PCAT averages, since the PCAT was retired in January 2024.

What UGA asks of applicants

  • 69 hours of pre-pharmacy coursework with a C- or better in each course, and you can apply once 35 hours are done. Source
  • A prerequisite GPA of 2.5 or higher is preferred, and 2.0 is the floor once all prerequisites are complete. Source
  • PharmCAS plus a UGA supplemental application, with a $55 fee waived if both are in by the December 1 priority deadline. Source
  • The PCAT is no longer required, and past scores don't need to be sent. Source
  • For 2026-27, tuition and fees average $20,702 a year for Georgia residents and $46,425 a year for nonresidents. Source

The UGA pharmacy school interview

Invites go out on a rolling basis from late August through March, and you can interview in person or virtually. You meet admissions committee members, faculty, staff and current PharmD students, who ask about your coursework, why pharmacy, work and leadership. Source

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About UGA's PharmD program

  • The college plans to enroll 145 students each year and admits for the fall semester only. Source
  • 94.5% of the Class of 2030 come from Georgia, and 55% earned their undergraduate degree at UGA. Source
  • Nearly 76% of the Class of 2030 had previous pharmacy experience. Source

Questions people ask

What is the UGA pharmacy school acceptance rate?

University of Georgia College of Pharmacy does not publish how many people apply, so there is no acceptance rate to give. It enrolls about 145 students per class.

What GPA do you need for UGA pharmacy school?

UGA reports an average cumulative GPA of 3.52 (Class of 2030, cumulative). The average prerequisite GPA was 3.47. These are typical figures for admitted students, not minimums.

How many students does UGA pharmacy school take?

UGA reports a class size of 145 (Class of 2030).

What is the UGA pharmacy school interview like?

Invites go out on a rolling basis from late August through March, and you can interview in person or virtually. You meet admissions committee members, faculty, staff and current PharmD students, who ask about your coursework, why pharmacy, work and leadership.

Does UGA require the PCAT?

The PCAT is no longer required, and past scores don't need to be sent.

What are the UGA pharmacy school requirements?

69 hours of pre-pharmacy coursework with a C- or better in each course, and you can apply once 35 hours are done. A prerequisite GPA of 2.5 or higher is preferred, and 2.0 is the floor once all prerequisites are complete. PharmCAS plus a UGA supplemental application, with a $55 fee waived if both are in by the December 1 priority deadline.

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Confetto is not affiliated with University of Georgia College of Pharmacy or University of Georgia. Every figure on this page is from the school's own website (Athens, Georgia), checked October 29, 2026. Schools update these pages each year, so check the source links before you apply.