School of Pharmacy Admissions Application Procedure
Individuals interested in applying to the
LECOM School of Pharmacy must complete a PharmCAS Application and a LECOM Supplemental
Application.
PharmCAS
PharmCAS (www.pharmcas.org) is a centralized application service
that allows applicants to use a single application and one set of official transcripts to
apply to multiple Pharm.D. degree programs. Applicants must designate the LECOM School of
Pharmacy Erie campus and/or Bradenton campus as the selected pharmacy institution(s) on the
PharmCAS application. The PharmCAS application deadline for LECOM School of Pharmacy is March
1, 2012.
If you are interested in applying to both the Bradenton and Erie campuses, you
must submit separate PharmCAS applications for each campus.
LECOM School of Pharmacy
Application Process
Once LECOM receives the PharmCAS application, qualified
applicants will receive an e-mail message providing information and instructions regarding how to
complete the Supplemental Application. The e-mail message will include a username and
password to access the secure LECOM Candidate Portal to complete the Supplemental Application and
submit the $50 non-refundable application fee. Payment of the $50 application fee is required at
the time you submit your application. The LECOM Supplemental Application is very brief, and LECOM
encourages you to complete it as soon as possible. The deadline date for submitting the LECOM
Supplemental Application is March 1, 2012. The application will not be processed by LECOM until
both the PharmCAS and Supplemental Applications are submitted.
Applicants are encouraged to
complete their applications as early as possible since acceptance offers to the LECOM School of
Pharmacy are made on a rolling admissions basis. Applicants being considered for admission will be
invited for an on-site interview on a rolling basis between October and May. The on-site interview
will give an applicant the opportunity to meet faculty, staff and current students, as well as
learn more about the school and the pharmacy program.