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Application Process

How to Apply 

Applicants must have an undergraduate or graduate science degree in pharmacy, chemistry, biochemistry, biology, chemical engineering or mechanical engineering as well as an overall undergraduate grade point average of 3.0. Those applicants who have not achieved a 3.0 in a science discipline may gain admittance by taking three of the following four courses and earning an overall 3.33 (B+) GPA.

  • Pharmaceutical Analysis (8002)
  • Pharmaceutical Biotechnology (8005)
  • Physical Pharmacy I (8006)
  • Regulatory Sciences: Managing the Guidelines for Quality (5575)

​Application Materials

Applicants must submit the following materials.  

Application

Submit the graduate application form and fee.

Official Transcripts

Official undergraduate and graduate transcripts (including Temple University) indicating a GPA of 3.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale.

Letters of Recommendation

Two letters of recommendation from supervisors or college/university instructors familiar with the student’s academic competence.

Statement

Statement of career goals and objectives (500–1,500 words) stated and signed.

Résumé or CV

Signed and dated résumé or CV.

Requirements for International Applicants 

Applicants whose native language is not English must submit a minimum TOEFL score of 230 (CBT), 585 on the paper-based version, or 85 (IBT). An IELTS of 7.0 or higher is required in the Academic Test Scores section in lieu of a TOEFL. 

Apply to the Pharmaceutical Regulatory Sciences MS 

Apply to this graduate program by completing the application and submitting it by email to . 

Application Deadlines 

  • Fall admission: July 20

  • Fall admissions (international): Dec. 15 

  • Spring admission: Nov. 1

  • Spring admission (international): Sept. 1

  • Summer admission: March 20

  • Summer admission (international): Jan. 15