Prepharmacy (high school students)

The High Point University Office of Undergraduate Admissions is Located in Wrenn Hall.
Tours are available 7 days a week. Please contact us to schedule your campus visit.

Phone: (800) 345-6993 | (336) 841-9216
Fax: (336) 888-6382

Email: admiss@highpoint.edu

Undergraduate Admissions Counselors

To see if you qualify for the School of Pharmacy
Early Assurance program click here

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Prepharmacy (college students)

If you are a second year (or above) student at High Point University or another College/University, Dr. Gina Peacock is the prepharmacy advisor. She can be consulted regarding specific questions about course equivalency:

Phone: (336) 841-2829
Fax: (336) 888-6394

Email: gpeacock@highpoint.edu

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PharmD

To receive general information about the High Point University Doctor of Pharmacy program, it’s admission policies, the application process, and campus visits contact Graduate Admissions:

Phone: (336) 841-9198
Fax: (336) 841-9024

Email: gradadmit@highpoint.edu

Graduate School Staff

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Tuition and Fees for Academic Year 2020-2021

AN EDUCATION WITH VALUE(S)

At High Point University we believe that your pharmacy education is one of the most important investments that you can make. We are aware that the cost of a professional education is a major outlay and make every effort to keep our charges as reasonable as possible, while providing a first-class college education.

EDUCATIONAL INVESTMENT:
Tuition & Fees – Fall ’19 semester	$19,640
Tuition & Fees – Spring ‘20 semester	$19,640
Tuition & Fees – Summer ‘20 semester	$3,610
Total Annual Tuition & Fees		$42,890
Campus Parking	included
Printing	included
Health Services	included
Counseling Services	included
Library Services	included
Online textbooks	included
Division One Athletic Events	included
Airport Transportation	included
Major Concerts	included
Cultural Enrichment Events	included
Fitness Center/Pool	included
Intramurals and Club Sports	included
Career/Internship Services	included
Concierge Services	included
Dining Plans Available	additional fee depending on plan
Background Checks & Drug Screens	Actual cost paid by student to company conducting service
MyCred Record Tracker	Actual cost paid by student to company providing service
CPR for Healthcare Providers	Actual cost paid by student to American Red Cross or American Heart Assoc. for Training

The educational investment covers all of the services and features marked as included above, plus more! The educational investment does not cover all textbook costs and course supplies.

 

APPLYING FOR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) serves as High Point University’s official application for financial aid. To be considered for low-interest student loans, you must file the FAFSA electronically by going to www.fafsa.gov.  As a student in the PharmD professional program, you are considered an independent student, so it is not necessary to include your parents’ information on the FAFSA. It is critical that students file the FAFSA each year as soon as possible after October 1st. To ensure that we receive your information, you must include our FAFSA school code of 002933.

Although the financial aid process can be complex, the Office of Student Financial Planning is well trained and highly qualified to make your experience a positive and rewarding one.  Please contact them if you have any questions about financial aid. For information about the Federal Direct Unsubsidized Student Loan Program and the Federal Graduate PLUS Loan Program go to https://studentloans.gov. If you have specific questions, please contact your Student Financial Planning Counselor, Cana Gyongyos Hill, by phone at 336-841-9289 or by email at chill1@highpoint.edu.

Fred Wilson School of Pharmacy Student Handbook

View the High Point University School of Pharmacy Student Handbook