Domestic and International Applicants
Clinical Pharmacogenomics and Precision Medicine:
- A bachelor’s degree in a science field from one of the institutional accreditors (or international equivalent) found in the “Accreditation” section at admissions.ufl.edu/apply/graduate or a professional degree (e.g. Pharm.D., B.S. Pharm, RN, Physician’s Assistant, ARNP, MD, DO)
- An upper-division GPA of 2.0 (C grade) or better. Calculate your upper-division GPA: Upper Division GPA Worksheet.
Restrictions:
- A maximum of six (6) credits can be taken as a non-degree seeking student. However, you may not complete more than half of a graduate certificate while enrolled as a non-degree student. Most graduate certificates require 15 credits, but some require only 9 or 11 credits; in those cases, you may take no more than four (4) credits as a non-degree student.
- A student who is already admitted to the University of Florida must contact us before an application is submitted.
For International Students Only
- If your reported nation of citizenship’s language is not English, or if you graduated with a bachelor’s degree from a non-English-speaking country, you will need to take and submit your TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) or other Graduate Council-approved English language skills test scores.
- Non-English speaking countries are those that are not included in the Admissions Office list of English-speaking countries.
- To be admitted to a graduate certificate program, the applicant must score the following on the TOEFL: a minimum score of 90 on the internet TOEFL or equivalent scores on other forms of the TOEFL or other tests.
- ETS offers a 15% discount on TOEFL test registration with promo code UFTOEFL15.
- TOEFL scores are only accepted from the last two years.
Sending TOEFL Scores
- All applicants must have ETS (Educational Testing Service) send their official TOEFL test scores directly to the UF Office of Admissions at code 5812.
- Only official, sealed scores directly from ETS are acceptable. Self-reported scores, unsealed copies of score reports or photocopies of score reports cannot be accepted as official final documents.