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Prerequisite Coursework Evaluation
The College of Pharmacy, Entry Level Pharm D prerequisite courses at Kent State University.

Applicants for admission to the College of Pharmacy at The Ohio State University must meet the course requirements listed below. These requirements can be satisfied by courses taken as indicated, when completed with the grade of C or better. In some cases, there may not be a published equivalence for a prerequisite course listed. In these cases, please click on the Contact Transfer Credit Coordinator link to find the transfer credit coordinator who can best assist you.

The information provided below is derived from transfer credit equivalencies available on the Transferology website (https://www.transferology.com/welcome.htm), a course equivalency tool utilized by Ohio State and many other universities. This does not imply transfer credit equivalencies and is not intended to provide a guarantee that these university courses will subsequently be evaluated as equivalent to specific Ohio State courses. Rather, completion of these courses will satisfy the program prerequisites and thereby insure that the applicant has the academic preparation for advanced study in the professional program.

Please note that these courses have previously been determined as an exact equivalent(s) for the prerequisites identified below. There may be alternate course options which are not recognized as transferrable but can be used to fulfill a prerequisite. You can contact the Office of Graduate and Professional Admissions (gpadmissions@osu.edu) for questions on courses not listed below.

Course at Ohio State Course at Kent State University
PREREQUISITES FOR ADMISSION
Baccalaureate Degree required Baccalaureate Degree required
BIOCHEM 4511 CHEM 30284 or CHEM 40245
BIOLOGY 1113 BSCI 10110, BSCI 10120 or BSCI 10120
CHEM 1210, CHEM 1220 CHEM 10060, CHEM 10061, CHEM 10062, CHEM 10063
CHEM 2510, CHEM 2520, CHEM 2540 Contact Departmental Transfer Credit Coordinator
EEOB 2520 or PHYSIO 3200 BSCI 21010, BSCI 21020 or BSCI 30130 or EXSC 25057, EXSC 25058
MATH 1150 Contact Departmental Transfer Credit Coordinator
MICRBIO 4000 Contact Departmental Transfer Credit Coordinator
STAT 1350 or STAT 1450 MATH 10040 or MATH 10041 or MATH 30011 or MIS 24056 or PSYC 21621 = STAT 1450

Source: www.transferology.com
Revised: February 2024

SPECIAL NOTES
Courses completed at a community college:   Prospective applicants to the College of Pharmacy should know that while the College accepts approved courses from a two-year institution, community college or technical school, they may not be viewed by the Admissions Committee as being as rigorous as courses from a four-year institution.

The College of Pharmacy requires applicants to have a bachelor's degree before enrolling in the program.

All science courses taken require a lab component.

Math courses studying pre-calculus with trigonometry, Calculus I or higher are required.

In cases where anatomy and physiology are offered in a combined sequence course, both courses are required in order for credit to be awarded. For these courses Ohio State will award credit for EEOB 2510 (anatomy) and EEOB 2520 (physiology)

Pharmacy requires an overall GPA of 3.0

This evaluation is valid for the current application cycle only. Evaluated courses and the transferability of these courses can change, at any time, due to course content and re-evaluation. After this date, it may be necessary to contact the Admissions Office for course or program changes. If you have any questions, please contact: Graduate and Professional Admissions at:

Graduate and Professional Admissions
Student Academic Services Building, 1st Floor
281 West Lane Avenue
Columbus, Ohio 43210-1132
614-292-9444
gpadmissions@osu.edu

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