Both The University of Texas and the College of Pharmacy have a special commitment to students to provide sound academic advising. In order to meet that commitment, The University has developed a Mission Statement that serves to focus the many Advising Services available across campus. The College of Pharmacy, in accordance with The University mission, employs a number of academic and career advisors who do an excellent job in matching students with the resources and information they need.
- Pharmacy Professional Students
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Advising is done in the College of Pharmacy. Undergraduate Pharmacy Students seeking academic advising
should
contact Greg Caldera
(512-475-9754) or Dr. Rich Wilcox
(512-471-1737) for an appointment. Pharmacy Graduate Students
should contact Mickie Sheppard (512-471-6590) for
an appointment.
- Pre-Pharmacy Students
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Advising is available for pre-pharmacy students in the College of Natural
Sciences Health
Professions Office, GRG 234, (512)471-3172.
- Transfer Students
- Students doing pre-pharmacy work at another institution should contact
Ann Spencer (Admissions
Assistant) or
Dr. Rich Wilcox for
advice about
applying to The UT College of Pharmacy, how pre-requisites will transfer
to UT, et cetera. Students can view course equivalencies for many
of the universities around the USA by visiting our
Course
Equivalencies web page. Additional information for transfer students is
available at the University
Admissions page for transfer students.
- All University Students
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The Counseling and Mental Health Center is a University service offered to assist UT students with any personal concerns they might have so that they can meet the daily challenges of student life.
The Learning Skills Center offers programs to help UT students increase their efficiency in college-level math, science, writing, reading, and learning strategies.
The Undergraduate Writing Center is a component of the Division of Rhetoric and Composition in the College of Liberal Arts at the University of Texas at Austin. It is composed of experienced graduate and undergraduate students specially trained to provide professional advice on all aspects of writing to UT undergraduates on a drop-in basis or by appointment. It is located at FAC 211.
The University offers a number of Career Services to assist students with deciding on and/or obtaining experience in their chosen careers.
See also The University Policy for Retroacttive Withdrawl.
18 July 2007
College of Pharmacy at
UT Austin
Comments to:
pharmacy@www.utexas.edu
College of Pharmacy at UT Austin
Comments to: pharmacy@www.utexas.edu