Pharmacy schools in North Carolina
North Carolina has 4 programs awarding the PharmD. Their median cumulative GPA is 3.25, level with the national median and level with the national picture for this path. Public programs here charge a median $25,286 in state. Pharmacy programs require no admissions test.
3.25
Median GPA in North Carolina
level with the national median
3.25
Pharmacy median nationwide
None
Admissions test
$25,286
Median in-state tuition, public programs
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 North Carolina
Campbell University College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences
Buies Creek, North Carolina · Private
- Avg GPA
- 3.35
- Tuition
- $46,990
- Class size
- 53
High Point University Fred Wilson School of Pharmacy
High Point, North Carolina · Private
- Avg GPA
- 3.15
- Tuition
- $40,000
- Class size
- —
UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy
Chapel Hill, North Carolina · Public
- Avg GPA
- 3.67
- In-state tuition
- $25,286
- Class size
- 150
Wingate University School of Pharmacy
Wingate, North Carolina · Private
- Avg GPA
- 3.10
- Tuition
- $39,660
- Class size
- —
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