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Updated October 29, 2026

UTHSC pharmacy school acceptance rate

For the 2026 admissions cycle, University of Tennessee Health Science Center College of Pharmacy reports 411 applications, with 193 offers of admission. That puts the acceptance rate at about 47.0% (offers per applicant).

Acceptance rate
47.0%
offers per applicant, 2026 admissions cycle
Applicants
411
applications
Class size
89
Enrolled, 2026 admissions cycle
Median GPA
3.56
Matriculants, 2026 admissions cycle
Median science GPA
3.47
Matriculants, 2026 admissions cycle
Average age
23
2026 admissions cycle
Interview format
Interview (on campus or Zoom)

Every number is from UTHSC's own PharmD admissions pages, checked October 29, 2026. Rate: 193 offers of admission out of 411 applications.

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How the UTHSC rate is worked out

UTHSC publishes its own admissions numbers for the 2026 admissions cycle: 411 applications, 193 offers, 89 enrolled. 193 divided by 411 is 47.0%. Source

This counts offers, so it is the share of applicants who were admitted. Fewer than that enroll, because some admitted applicants choose another 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 UTHSC asks of applicants

  • 62 semester hours of prerequisite courses, none of which are taught at UTHSC itself. Source
  • A C- or better in every required pre-pharmacy course. Source
  • Apply through PharmCAS with three letters of recommendation. Source
  • UTHSC runs a direct admit early assurance program, and 9% of the students who enrolled in the 2026 cycle came in through it. Source
  • For 2026-27, tuition is $24,785 for Tennessee residents and $30,329 for out-of-state students. Source

The UTHSC pharmacy school interview

The most competitive applicants are invited to interview in person in Memphis, Nashville or Knoxville, or over Zoom. Interviews run in the late fall and spring under rolling admissions, so applying early helps. Source

About UTHSC's PharmD program

  • The college has campuses in Memphis, Nashville and Knoxville, and you only pick a campus after you get an offer. Source
  • 62 of the 89 students who enrolled in the 2026 cycle are Tennessee residents, and 63% had worked in pharmacy before. Source

Questions people ask

What is the UTHSC pharmacy school acceptance rate?

For the 2026 admissions cycle, University of Tennessee Health Science Center College of Pharmacy reports 411 applications and 193 offers of admission. That is 47.0% (offers per applicant).

What GPA do you need for UTHSC pharmacy school?

UTHSC reports a median cumulative GPA of 3.56 (Matriculants, 2026 admissions cycle). The median science GPA was 3.47. These are typical figures for admitted students, not minimums.

What is the UTHSC pharmacy school interview like?

The most competitive applicants are invited to interview in person in Memphis, Nashville or Knoxville, or over Zoom. Interviews run in the late fall and spring under rolling admissions, so applying early helps.

Does UTHSC have an early assurance program?

UTHSC runs a direct admit early assurance program, and 9% of the students who enrolled in the 2026 cycle came in through it.

What are the UTHSC pharmacy school requirements?

62 semester hours of prerequisite courses, none of which are taught at UTHSC itself. A C- or better in every required pre-pharmacy course. Apply through PharmCAS with three letters of recommendation.

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