Pharmacy schools in Florida
Florida has 4 programs awarding the PharmD. Public programs here charge a median $23,860 in state. Pharmacy programs require no admissions test.
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Median GPA in Florida
3.41
Pharmacy median nationwide
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Admissions test
$23,860
Median in-state tuition, public programs
Medians are worked out from the schools listed on this page that publish each number. Each school’s numbers say where they came from. How we source our numbers
The PCAT admissions test was retired in 2024 — most programs now require no admissions test. Prerequisite grades and pharmacy experience carry the most weight.
The 4 pharmacy programs in Florida
Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University College of Pharmacy
Tallahassee, Florida · Public
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Nova Southeastern University College of Pharmacy
Fort Lauderdale, Florida · Private
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- $36,821
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Palm Beach Atlantic University School of Pharmacy
West Palm Beach, Florida · Private
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- $39,750
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University of Florida College of Pharmacy
Gainesville, Florida · Public
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- $23,860
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- 249
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