Drugs
This was found in Coca-Cola in the 1880s
What is cocaine?
The generic name for Tylenol
What is Acetaminophen
The one page essay for your pharmacy application, explaining why you chose pharmacy, how your life experiences shaped this decision, and how a PharmD connects to your future goals.
What is a personal statement?
The two building names of the UGA College of Pharmacy
What are Pharmacy South and R.C. Wilson?
A pharmacist who dispenses medications, provides patient counseling, and offers health services in accessible, public settings such as drugstores, supermarkets, or independent pharmacies.
What is a retail/community pharmacist?
The most abused legal drug in the United States
The brand name for Ibuprofen
What is Advil/Motrin?
The minimum number of letters of recommendation you need to submit for your UGA College of Pharmacy application
What is 2? One letter submitted from a college-level faculty member and one from a healthcare provider (a pharmacist is best)
National ranking of the UGA Pharmacy Program by US News & World Report
What is 15th? (Out of 141 schools! Go PharmDawgs!)
Pharmacists that are employed in healthcare settings such as hospitals, clinics, emergency departments, community health centers, or rehabilitation centers. There, they work collaboratively with a team of healthcare providers to treat patients.
What is a clinical pharmacist?
The most common active ingredient in over-the-counter medication in the U.S.
What is acetaminophen?
The generic name for Lipitor
What is atorvastatin?
The application service used to apply to PharmD programs in the U.S.
What is PharmCAS?
Short-term experiences where you can observe and shadow professionals in a pharmacy setting that are offered by the UGA College of Pharmacy for undergraduate students.
What is the Pharmacy Externship Program? (Including Walgreens, CVS, Wellstar, Kroger, and U-Save-It)
A pharmacist that customizes medications for individual patient needs, creating unique strengths, dosages, or forms (like liquids from pills) when commercial drugs aren't suitable for a patient.
What is a compounding pharmacist?
Classification of controlled substances with no medical use
What is schedule 1?
The brand name for levothyroxine
What is Synthroid?
The minimum number of credits required to enroll in the UGA College of Pharmacy (from prerequisites)
What are 69 credits?
In the third year of the Pharm.D. program, this program allows some students to continue their coursework on one of UGA College of Pharmacy's extended campuses, including Albany, Augusta, or Savannah
What is the 2+2 program?
A pharmacist that works within pharmaceutical, biotechnology, or related companies and focus on drug development, regulatory affairs, medical information, marketing, or manufacturing.
What is an industry pharmacist?
The current richest pharmaceutical company in the U.S.
What is Eli Lilly?
The generic name for Adderall
What is Amphetamine/Dextroamphetamine?
The average GPA of students admitted into the Pharm.D. program in fall 2024
What is 3.43?
The 3 Master's degrees you can earn along with your PharmD at UGA
What are Master of Business Administration (MBA), Master of Science in Regulatory Sciences (MS), and Master of Public Health (MPH)?
A pharmacist that manages therapies for patients dealing with chronic, complex, or rare diseases that often involve high-cost medications and intricate treatment regimens.
What is a specialty pharmacist?