Fall 2014 Thomas J. Long School of Pharmacy

and Health Sciences

Supplemental Application for Professional Pharmacy Admission

(U.S. Citizens, Permanent Residents and International Students)

University of the Pacific

Office of Admission Pharmacy Processing

3601 Pacific Avenue Stockton, California 95211

(209) 946-2211 www.pacific.edu/pharmd

INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETING THE SUPPLEMENTAL APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION

TO THE DOCTOR OF PHARMACY PROGRAM

The attached supplemental forms are for admission to the Doctor of Pharmacy program. Applicants to the Pre-Pharmacy Advantage program should use the Application for Freshman Admission. Pacific is participating in the Pharmacy College Application Service(PharmCAS). Students are required to concurrently submit the PharmCAS and the Supplemental Application. These same instructions can be found online at our website at: www.pacific.edu/pharmd

Send the following information directly to PharmCAS: Regular Delivery: Express/Overnight Mail: PharmCAS PharmCAS, Liason International P.O. Box 9109 311 Arsenal Street, Suite 15 Watertown, MA 02471 Watertown, MA 02472

• The PharmCAS web-based application form including essay • Official U.S. transcripts from all accredited schools attended. Please send transcripts

through summer 2013 if available. If not, summer session and fall grades will need to be updated through PharmCAS after grades are posted. Do not wait to apply and do not neglect to send what is available due to summer session enrollment.

• TOEFL scores (if applicable) Minimum scores: Paper: 550; Computer: 213; Internet: 80. Select PharmCAS Code 104 to report scores directly to PharmCAS. IELTS is aslo acceptable.

• PharmCAS application fee and an incremental fee for each additional pharmacy school selected.

• Two recommendations are required and on the PharmCAS recommendation form! One must be from a licensed pharmacist who is not a relative and one must be from an academic recommender from a school you have attended within the last three years. If you have not enrolled in ANY school within the last three years, you may submit a recommendation from your supervisor in place of the academic form. IMPORTANT! In all cases, the recommendation must be on the PharmCAS form! Please note PharmCAS will not accept more than four recommendations. Please be sure that you submit appropriate recommendations to fulfill our requirement. There are no exceptions; you must provide a recommendation form from a pharmacist and an academic professor. If you need to have one sent directly to Pacific, please contact Veronica Semler: vsemler@pacific.edu for a copy of the form.

Important! PharmCAS will hold all applications until they are completed. It is your responsibility to make sure they receive all required documents no later than the final deadline date by 12:00 midnight EST (9:00 p.m. PST) Students who have questions regarding the status of their PharmCAS application should contact PharmCAS directly at PharmCAS Hotline: 617-612-2050 (TTY Phone: 617-612-2060), Email, or the web site: http://www.pharmcas.org.

Send Supplemental Application Material to:

Office of Admission Pharmacy Processing

University of the Pacific 3601 Pacific Avenue Stockton, CA 95211

• Supplemental application • $60.00 application fee (Students filing an electronic supplemental application will be

required to submit the fee online. Students filing a paper copy must pay by check. Make check payable to: University of the Pacific. Please list the applicant's name and date of birth on the check.)

• Supplemental Essay (Can be submitted as part of the online application). • Supplemental Educational Background Chart completed in full. This chart must

account for every school attended. Please see sample form that we have made available on our website. If your form is not completed properly, your application will not be considered complete. (Chart can be submitted as part of the online application)

• Resume of work experience and all extra curricular activities. Please use the format outlined in the supplemental application. You should include all groups, clubs, and organizations you belong too, volunteer/community service, pharmacy and other work experience. Activities need not be health care related to include in your resume. Pleaselist names and contact numbers if available for verification purposes. (Can be submitted as part of the online application). No limit on the number of pages you submit. You may

eithier copy and paste or type thei nformation into the boxes provided. • Pre-Requisite Checklist is used to determine if all Pre-Pharmacy requirements have

been met. This is a required part of the Supplemental Application. (Can be submitted as part of the online application).

• Signature is required. By electronically submitting your supplemental application, you have digitally acknowledged that the information you have provided is accurate and complete to the best of your knowledge and you have attended no institutions other than those listed in the application. Students who print out the PDF version must be sure to sign and date the application.

*If you completed coursework at an International college or university, you are required to send:

• Official international transcripts (commonly called mark sheets) and translation • An official evaluation of your international transcripts completed by Educational

Credential Evaluators, Inc. P.O. Box 514070, Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53203-3470. Web: http://www.ece.org. Phone: 414-270-6333. (Please note a Catalog Match Evaluation is required if you are using course work to fulfill a pre-requisite. If not, you may request a Course-by-Course Evaluation Report from ECE, Joseph Silney, or World Education Service..

*Please Note: We will accept the appropriate evaluation if sent to PharmCAS. It must still be the ECE catalog-match-evaluation if you are using any of the courses to fulfill pre-requisites. No

other evaluation service is accepted for students using international courses for pre-pharmacy requirements.

If you enrolled at an unaccredited institution, including a technical school, vocational school, or language school, you are required to send:

• Official transcripts from U.S. and internationall institutions which are not regionally accredited. (PharmCAS does not collect transcripts from unaccredited institutions. Official transcripts from these schools must be sent directly to Pacific by the deadline date.)

If you are an international candidate, you are required to supply:

• A funding letter (certification of finances) on official bank stationery verifying funding for at least one full year of tuition and living expenses in the amount of $90,000.00.

• Copy of I-20 and I-94 forms. • An international physical address

If applicable please send:

• Official AP test scores only required if fulfilling a pre-requisite. Pacific accepts AP exams to fulfill Calculus (4,5) Physics (4,5). May also fulfill *English Composition (4, 5) Psychology, (4, 5) Economics (4, 5), and *General Education Categories (4, 5). *Limitations apply - No more than two exams accepted to substitute for English and GE.

• Students who answer "yes" to the Pharmacy Technician question must provide a copy as part of the supplemental application. Students should send a copy of their technician’s license directly to Pacific. Please include full name, date of birth, and address so that it may be matched to your application.

• Students who completed coursework in the Military should send an official copy of the ACE transcript directly to Pacific with a copy of the DD214 form.

Application Deadline Dates

Applications may be submitted beginning on June 1 and consideration of complete applications for interview slots will begin on August 1 and proceed on a somewhat rolling basis. Since interview slots are limited, it is to your advantage to apply as early as possible. In fact, analysis of previous applicant pools indicates that early applicants (TIER 1) have been interviewed and admitted in greater proportions than on-time applicants (Tier 2 and 3).

Applications received in Tier 1 will be reviewed prior to reviewing candidates in Tier 2. Applications received in Tier 2 will be reviewed prior to reviewing files in Tier 3.

Tier 1 – Applications completed between June 1 and August 1

Tier 11 – Applications completed between August 2 and September 1

Tier III – Applications completed September 2 through November 1

Applications not completed by November 1st are LATE and will not be reviewed.

All documents must be received by both PharmCAS and Pacific to be considered completed. In order to meet the deadline, PharmCAS must receive all documents by 9:00 p.m. Pacific Time and all supplemental material must be postmarked by the deadline date.

Applications not complete when received at Pacific will be accepted if postmarked before the deadline date. All items to complete your application must be postmarked on or before November 2 and the Office of Admission will locate, match, and file these items. However, we will not guarantee that these files will be processed as quickly as complete applications. Warning, if you file on the final deadline date and your application is missing a document, you will not have an opportunity to submit the missing item(s). Your application will be late and will not be reviewed.

Applications completed after the deadline will not be reviewed. Please note the non-refundable $60.00 fee is a processing fee and does not guarantee the review of your application if you miss the deadline.

Pre-Requisite Checklist

The first step in the review process is to determine if you have met the two year’s worth of pre-requisites. You will be notified if you are missing any of the requirements. Your application will be placed on hold until we receive your proposed course plan to complete them. If you make a change to your schedule, please download page 3 of the application and re-submit with your new course changes: www.pacific.edu/pharmd .

Interviews

On-site interviews are customarily required for applicants to be considered for admission. Applicants will be notified by mail if they qualify for an interview. Interviews are normally conducted mid-October through late-March. Admission offers for strong candidates are made within four to six weeks after the interview. Students who are not offered a space early in the cycle will be reviewed for admission toward the end of the review period (late March, early April).

English as a Second Language

Applicants who have lived in the U.S. for at least the past six years and who have or will have a U.S. Bachelor’s Degree are usually exempt from the TOEFL requirement. Applicants who are able to submit four years worth of U.S. coursework and who have not enrolled in ESL courses within the last four years are usually exempt from the TOEFL requirement. All other non-native English speakers who do not meet the above exemptions are REQUIRED to submit a minimum TOEFL score: Paper: 550; Computer: 213; Internet: 80. In all cases, your file will be reviewed for TOEFL and you will be notified if TOEFL is required. Please note that TOEFL scores are due by the November 1 deadline. Students who are unsure if they need the TOEFL exam should apply during Tier I so there is time to conduct a TOEFL review prior to the deadline. Students who are unsure if the TOEFL is required are encouraged to sign up for a test date. Select PharmCAS Code 104 to report scores directly to PharmCAS. Information about TOEFL can be obtained from TOEFL/TSE Services, P.O. Box 6151, Princeton, New Jersey 08541-6151, or from U.S sponsored educational advising agencies overseas.

Financial Assistance Priority Filing Date: February 15.

Applicants who are applying for financial aid must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid by March 2. California applicants should also apply to the California Student Aid Commission for the Cal Brant B programs. Please note the University of the Pacific’s priority date is February 15th. We highly encourage you to submit your FAFSA on or before this date!

Special Instructions for Dual Degree Programs

This application is for the PharmD program only. Students applying to the PharmD/PhD program or PharmD/MBA program must complete the PharmCAS application, supplemental application, and also apply through the graduate school. Checking the box on the first page of the supplemental application only indicates an “interest” in the dual programs and does not serve as an official application. An application form for the Ph.D. or MBA program must be submitted through the graduate school in order to be considered. Please note November 1 is the graduate priority filing date for the dual programs. Please contact the graduate school directly for final deadline dates, requirements,and application forms: gradschool@pacific.edu. International Students

The University of the Pacific accepts applications from international students, including those residing outside of the United States. Please note that we require English composition and public speaking requirements to be completed at an institution in the U.S. Due to the nature of the review process, Pacific encourages all students, but especially international, to complete their applications in Tier I. Travel arrangements for on-campus interviews are the responsibility of the student.

Students with Previous Study Outside of the U.S.

Candidates who have enrolled in postsecondary study outside of the United States (whether or not they are U.S. citizens or permanent residents) will be expected to have their documents evaluated by Educational Credential Evaluators, Inc. Official transcripts and the evaluation are required to be sent directly to Pacific. At any time during the review process, the University of the Pacific reserves the right to request original documents, course descriptions and any other information pertinent to verifying the accuracy of your educational background. Pacific reserves the right to reject an evaluation completed by ECE and to evaluate international documents in our office. Students will not pay an evaluation fee to Pacific if this situation occurs. The contact information for ECE can be found on their website: www.ece.org .

Catalog-Match-Evaluation Evaluation: Required if you are using courses to fulfill pre-requisites

Course-By-Course Evaluation: Required for students who are not using courses to fulfill pre-requisites.

Honor Code

Established in 1958, the Honor code is intended to maintain and preserve the high standards of personal character and ethical behavior vital in academic pursuits. The success of the Honor Code is made possible only with the acceptance and cooperation of every student. We fully expect that every University student will join with us in maintaining the principle and tradition of the Code in all aspects of college life. Applicants for admission to the University are asked to recognize the responsibilities of the Code and to accept its principles. Your signature on the application form indicates that you agree to uphold the principles of the Code. For more information, please see the Tiger Lore and the Pacific Guide.

Non-Discrimination

University of the Pacific does not discriminate in the administration of any of its educational programs, admissions, scholarships, loans, athletics or other University activities or programs on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin, handicap, sexual orientation or preference, sex or age. This notice is given pursuant to the requirements of Title IX of the Educational Amendments of 1971, title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and amendments and other laws, orders, and regulations governing discrimination. University of the Pacific has designated the Director of Human Resources to coordinate the University’s effort to comply with laws, orders, and regulations, governing discrimination. Any person having a complaint should contact, in writing: Director of Human Resources, University of the Pacific, 3601 Pacific Avenue, Stockton, CA 95211.

University of the Pacific Pre-Pharmacy Requirements

A minimum of 64 semester units of college level coursework is required for admission to the Pharm D. program including all requirements listed below. All requirements must be completed, in progress, or planned before your application for admission will be reviewed.

Please click the Articulation Link found on our website at: www.pacific.edu/pharmd for a listing of transferable courses from your school. Pacific is not able to complete a formal checklist of requirements until you apply and your application is complete. It is an advantage to apply early so you are assured all requirements have been met.

Calculus - One semester or 2 quarters of college level calculus. (An AP exam with a score of 4 or 5, or one year of high school calculus with a grade of 'C' or better can be substituted.)

Physics - One semester or 1 quarter of college level physics with lab. (An AP exam with a score of 4 or 5, or one year of high school physics, with a grade of 'C' or better, can be substituted.)

General Chemistry - Two semesters or 3 quarters with labs in each term. Should be a course sequence designed for chemistry majors. (Pacific does not accept AP for this requirement.)

Organic Chemistry - Two semesters or 3 quarters with labs in each term. Should be a course sequence designed for chemistry or biology majors. Students who have not enrolled in organic chemistry within the last seven years are required to enroll in 1st and 2nd semester organic chemistry with labs to refresh in this area.

General Biology - Two semesters or 3 quarters with labs in each term. Should be a course sequence designed for biology majors. (Pacific does not accept AP for this requirement.) Students who have not enrolled in a biology course designed for a biology major within the last seven years are required to enroll in two semesters of biology with labs as a refresher in this area. (Genetics, Microbiology, Cell Biology, Physiology, and Anatomy are acceptable for refresher courses as long as the general biology requirement has been completed.)

Microbiology - One semester or one quarter course. (Lab recommended but not required)

English Composition* - Minimum of two 3-semester unit courses or two 4-quarter unit courses. This should be the freshman composition sequence (equivalent to ENGL 1A and 1B). This requirement must be completed at an accredited institution in the United States. (An AP Exam with a score of 4 or 5 will fulfill this requirement. One exam is needed per semester. **Limitations apply)

Public Speaking* - Minimum of one 3-semester unit course or one 4-quarter unit course. Interpersonal communication DOES NOT fulfill this requirement. It must specifically be a public speaking course. (This course also fulfills University of the Pacific General Education Category IIA). This requirement must be completed at an accredited institution in the United States.

Economics* - Minimum of one 3-semester unit course or one 4-quarter unit course. (Principles of Economics or Macroeconomics will also fulfill University of the Pacific General Education Category IB) (An AP Exam with a score of 4 or 5 will fulfill this requirement. **Limitations apply) Microeconomics is acceptable ONLY if you complete your Bachelor's Degree prior to entering our program.

Psychology* - Minimum of one 3-semester unit course or one 4-quarter unit course. Must be a course in General or Introductory Psychology, or Abnormal Psychology. (This course also fulfills University of the Pacific General Education Category IA). (An AP Exam with a score of 4 or 5 will fulfill this requirement. **Limitations apply).

General Education* - At least one 3-semester unit course from general education category IC, IIB, and IIC. These are sample courses; others may be acceptable. Students who have, or will have, earned a U.S. Bachelor's degree are exempt from completing categories IC, IIB, and IIC; however, are still required to meet the 28 semester/42 quarter units of liberal arts in non math or sciences courses. (see more information below).

**Appropriate AP exams with scores of 4 or 5 are acceptable to fulfill GE requirements but limitations apply.

IA. Individual and Interpersonal Behavior – Units in this area are also counted in the liberal arts total. (Fulfilled by Psychology)

IB. U.S. Studies Units in this area are also counted in the liberal arts total. (Fulfilled by Principles of Economics or Macroeconomics)

IC. Global Studies (Students with a U.S. Bachelor's Degree are exempt from this requirement) Units in this area are also counted in the liberal arts total. Cultural Anthropology Classical Mythology Cultural or Political Geography Middle East Politics Intercultural Communication Latin American Politics European History Latin American History History of Mexico East Asian Civilization IIA. Language and Literature – Units in this area are also counted in the liberal arts total. (Fulfilled by Public Speaking)

IIB. Worldviews and Ethics (Critical thinking and logic courses do not fulfill this requirement. A biomedical ethics course is recommended.) Students with a U.S. Bachelor's Degree are exempt from this requirement. Units in this area are also counted in the liberal arts total. History of Western Civilization Introduction to Religion Introduction to Philosophy Biomedical Ethics Political Philosophy Sociology of Religions Existential Philosophy Existential Philosophy Oriental Philosophy Oriental Philosophy Fundamentals of Ethics Fundamental of Ethics Key Ideas of the Old Testament IIC. Visual and Performing Arts (Students with a U.S. Bachelor's Degree are exempt from this requirement.) Units in this area are also counted in the liberal arts total. Introduction to Art Applied Music Applied Art Music Appreciation Survey of Western Art History of Music European Art Dance Oriental Art History of the Theatre Art History Photography Introduction to the Theatre Film Studies *Liberal Arts- Liberal arts units must total 28-semester or 42-quarter units. Courses completed in English, public speaking, economics, and psychology are also counted in the liberal arts total. Students who do not meet the minimum number of liberal art units must complete additional units in any of the areas listed above.

**Students may use no more than two AP exams to fulfill English, psychology, economics, general education or the liberal arts requirement. Send official scores to Pacific using school code: 4065.

Professional Doctor of Pharmacy Admission Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the minimum G.P.A. required for admission to the Doctor of Pharmacy program at Pacific? There is no absolute G.P.A. cutoff. Admission is competitive and is based on a number of factors in addition to G.P.A., including Bachelor's Degree, science grades, the strength of your curriculum, extra curricular activities, community service, leadership qualities, pharmacy experience, recommendations, essay, interview results, and demonstration of your ability to succeed in 17 units or more per semester. Competition can vary from year to year depending upon the size and strength of the applicant pool. The average G.P.A. over the past 4 years has ranged from 3.3 to 3.5. 2. Is a Bachelor's Degree required for admission? No, only the pre-pharmacy requirements are absolutely necessary. However a degree can make an applicant more competitive for admission, and in recent years a strong majority of our successful applicants have had degrees. Many others have junior standing and have completed upper division math/ science preparatory courses. Recommended electives include anatomy, genetics, physiology, microbiology, biochemistry, analytical chemistry and physical chemistry. 3. How will I know if my PharmCAS application has been received? An acknowledgment letter will be sent within 3-4 weeks after your application packet is received by the Admission Office. If anything is missing from your packet it will be noted in the acknowledgment letter. Please note that we are not able to verify the documents included with your supplemental application until your PharmCAS application has been received at Pacific. 4. I didn’t get a notice from Pacific that my application was incomplete until after the November deadline. May I send in the missing documents? No, in order to meet the deadline ALL material must be received at PharmCAS and at Pacific by the deadline. Due to the time required for processing and the heavy volume of mail that is received, we are not able to guarantee you will be notified your application is complete until after the deadline date has passed. 5. Can I fax my application materials? Regretfully, we can not accept faxed documents as official. 6. How do I know if I need the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) examination? If your native language is not English, you may be asked to take the TOEFL examination; it is in your best interest to sign up for an early test date so that your test scores will be received before the on-time applicant deadline of November 3rd. Students who have been living in the U.S. for at least the past 6 years and have earned a U.S. Bachelor's Degree prior to starting at Pacific will likely be exempt from the TOEFL. Students who have had ESL courses within the past four years will be required to submit an acceptable TOEFL score. 7. Do recommendations have to be submitted on the PharmCAS forms provided? Yes, the form is required so we obtain pertinent information from your recommender. 8. When are final decisions made? The bulk of the decision letters will be mailed in late March and continue through late April. Very strong candidates may hear within four weeks of their interview date. 9. Is there an advantage to applying early? Yes, we do our primary review of files as they are received. Early applicants have the advantage of having more interview spaces still available. 10. May I call your office to find out the decision on my file? We notify every applicant in writing as soon as a decision is made. We are not able to provide decision information over the phone. Please be patient as you wait to hear from us.

11. I'm making changes to my schedule. How do I notify you? You must inform us in writing of all changes to your schedule, including the changes that are not related to pharmacy prerequisites. Please download the work in progress form included in the PDF version of the supplemental application, update, and mail or Fax to Pacific. You must also notify us immediately if you are not receiving a bachelor’s degree as anticipated. Fax Number: 209-946-7727 12. How many applications do you receive? How many people do you accept each year? The entering class is about 200 in size. However, the number of spaces available for transfer students varies from year to year. We received approximately 1500 external applications for fall 2013 for approximately 100 spaces. 13. I have completed coursework outside of the United States. Should I have my international transcript evaluated prior to applying? Yes, an evaluation is required. If you are using any of the courses to fulfill pre-requisites, you are requiredto order a Catalog-Match-Evaluation from Educational Credential Evaluators: www.ece.org . If noneof the courses are needed to fulfill requirements, you may order a course-by-course evaluation from any of the following evaluation services: Educational Credential Evaluators, World Evaluation Service, or Josephy Silny and Associates. 14. May I have someone else fill out my pharmacy recommendation if I do not know a pharmacist? No, the required recommendation must be received from a licensed pharmacist. Pharmacy experience is not required, however, approximately 99% of the last several years entering classes have either worked or volunteered in a pharmacy. Letters of recommendation are viewed more favorably if a pharmacist you have worked with writes the letter of recommendation. If you do not know a pharmacist, you will need to find one who is willing to interview you and write a letter based on the interview. The PharmCAS recommendation form is required. 15. Must I have all the prerequisite courses completed before I apply? No, but you must have a plan in place which allows you to complete all requirements prior to entering our program. You should be enrolled in Organic Chemistry no later than the fall semester prior to the year you are applying. You may enroll through the summer prior to entrance to fulfill requirements. 16. I finished my prerequisites over seven years ago. Will they be accepted? Yes, the only stipulation is if it has been over seven years since you completed Organic Chemistry or Biology, you must take refresher courses in both of these areas. Refresher courses must be in: first and second semester organic chemistry with labs; and two courses of core biology with labs. (Examples: Genetics, Human Physiology, Human Anatomy, or Cell Biology. 17. I applied to University of Pacific last year or the year before. Do you still have my transcripts and recommendations on file? Applicant files are retained for one year, however, you are required to apply through PharmCAS and follow the new procedures in place. All new documents, including transcripts, two letters of recommendation (on PharmCAS forms), and an updated resume are required. 18. Should I wait until I submit my PharmCAS application before submitting the Pacific Supplemental form? No, you should submit your PharmCAS and Supplemental Applications concurrently. 19. Is there an admission test requirement? No, the PCAT is not required and Pacific will not take the scores into consideration if they are sent. 20. I have already enrolled in a professional pharmacy program. Am I eligible to apply? No, Pacific is not able to accommodate students who are currently (or previously) enrolled in a professional pharmacy school.

HONOR CODE

Established in 1958, the Honor Code is intended to maintain and preserve the high standards of personal character andethical behavior vital in academic pursuits. The success of the Honor Code is made possible only with the acceptance andcooperation of every student. We fully expect that every University student will join with us in maintaining the principleand the tradition of the Code in all aspects of college life.

Applicants for admission to the University are asked to recognize the responsibilities of the Code and to accept its principles.Your signature on the application form indicates that you agree to uphold the principles of the Code. For more informa-tion, please see Tiger Lore and the Pacific Guide.

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

International Students: Candidates for admission who are not citizens of the United States or who are not classified by U.S.Citizenship and Immigration Services as permanent residents of the United States must submit the following materials inaddition to all other Supplemental documents:

1. Certification of Finances. This should be an official bank letter verifying you have enough fund-ing to cover the total cost of attendance for at least one year. If your sponsor is not a parent, youmust also provide a letter of sponsorship.

2. Photocopy of your current I-94 and I-20 form3. International Address (must furnish your permanent physical address outside of the United

States)The University of the Pacific accepts applications from international students, including those residing outside of the UnitedStates. Please note that we require English composition and public speaking requirement to be completed at an institution inthe United States. Due to the nature of our review process, Pacific encourages all students, but especially international, tocomplete their applications in Tier I. Travel arrangements for on-campus interviews are the responsibility of the student.

STUDENTS WITH PREVIOUS STUDY OUTSIDE THE U.S.

Candidates who have completed postsecondary study outside of the United States (whether or not they are U.S. citizens orpermanent residents) will be expected to have their documents evaluated by Educational Credential Evaluators, Inc. (Pleasesee #5 in the application instructions for contact information.) Official transcripts and the evaluation are required. At anytime during the review process, The University of the Pacific reserves the right to request original documents, coursedescriptions, and any other information pertinent to verifying the accuracy of your educational background. Pacific re-serves the right to reject an evaluation completed by ECE and to evaluate international documents in our office. Studentswill not pay an evaluation fee to Pacific if this situation occurs.

NON-DISCRIMINATION

University of the Pacific does not discriminate in the administration of any of its educational programs, admissions, scholar-ships, loans, athletics or other University activities or programs on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin, handi-cap, sexual orientation or preference, sex or age. This notice is given pursuant to the requirements of Title IX of the Educa-tional Amendments of 1971, Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 andamendments and other laws, orders, and regulations governing discrimination. University of the Pacific has designated theDirector of Human Resources to coordinate the University’s efforts to comply with laws, orders, and regulations, governingdiscrimination. Any person having a complaint should contact, in writing, the Director of Human Resources, University ofthe Pacific, 3601 Pacific Avenue, Stockton, CA 95211.

SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR JOINT DEGREE PROGRAMS

This application is for the PharmD program only. Students applying to the PharmD/PhD program or PharmD/MBA pro-gram must complete the PharmCAS application, supplemental application and also apply through the graduate school.Please note November 1 is the graduate priority filing date for the joint programs. Please contact the graduate school directlyfor final deadline dates and application forms: gradschool@pacific.edu.

What is your native language? ❑ English ❑ Other ________________________________________________________(please specify)

If English is not your sole native language you may be asked to take the Test of English as a Foreign Language. Pleaseanswer the questions below to determine whether or not the TOEFL is required.

List the date that you first began residing in the U.S. ____________________________________________________Is this date more than 6 years ago from today? ❑ Yes ❑ No

Will you have a U.S. Bachelor’s degree prior to entering the Pharm.D. program? ❑ Yes ❑ NoIf you answered “yes” to both questions you are likely exempt from the TOEFL. You will be notified in writing if youare required to take the TOEFL Test. If you answered “no” to one or both questions and/or you have enrolled in ESLcourses within the last 4 years it is very likely that you will need to take the TOEFL. Specify test date:_____________❑ Please check here if you are uncertain whether or not you need the TOEFL and a full review of your situation willbe conducted. (A full review will take several weeks and you will be notified by mail of the outcome.)

If you are required to take the TOEFL, the official score report must be received by the November, Tier 3 deadline to be considered an on-time applicant.

UNIVERSITY OF THE PACIFIC

SUPPLEMENTAL APPLICATIONFOR PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY ADMISSION

PharmCas ID Number___________________ Are you applying as an international student? ❒ Yes ❒ No

App fee $ _______________

___________ # __________

Conf deposit $ ___________

___________ # __________

For office use only

Please check only one box:I am applying to the PharmD/PhD program. ❒ Yes (See Special Instructions)I am applying to the PharmD/MBA program. ❒ Yes (See Special Instructions)I am applying to the PharmD program only. ❒ Yes

Please type or print clearly in ink your responses to all questions.

Name ______________________________________________________________________________________________(family) (first) (middle) (preferred or nickname)

Former last name(s), if any____________________________________ SS # __________________________________________

Preferred address _____________________________________________________________________________________(street)

Valid until_____________ __________________________________________________________________________________(city) (state) (zip code)

Daytime telephone (_____) __________________ Evening telephone (_____) ________________

e-mail address _____________________________ Cellular telephone (_____) ________________

Admission to the Pharmacy School is in the fall semester only. This application is for fall semester __________.Have you applied previously for admission to University of the Pacific? ❑ Yes ❑ No If yes, when? ______________Have you ever enrolled at University of the Pacific? ❑ Yes ❑ No If yes, when and what major?_____________________

Are you, your spouse, or either of your parents an employee of Pacific/UOP? ❑ Yes ❑ No

Are you a citizen of the U.S.? ❑ Yes ❑ No If not, what is your country of citizenship? __________________________If you are not a citizen and currently in the U.S., what is your immigration status? ________________________ ❑ Permanent ResidentAlien registration receipt number__________________ Date of admission to the U.S. _____________________________ .

(month) (day) (year)

Also, you should attach a copy of correspondence from the Immigration and Naturalization Service establishing yourimmigrant status. Note: Applicants for financial assistance should provide a copy of both sides of the Form I-551, AlienRegistration Receipt Card. Federal regulations permit the copying of this card for federal financial aid purposes.

❑ Mr.❑ Ms.

TR GPA ________________

Units __________________

P.S. ____________________

For office use only

For residents of Hawaii and Nevada only: Have you applied for the WICHE Scholarship? ❑ Yes ❑ NoFor information on the WICHE Scholarship please contact (303) 541-0214.

(date of birth)

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1. All pre-pharmacy requirements MUST BE completed, in progress or planned before your application foradmission will be reviewed. You have through the summer prior to entrance to complete your requirements.

2. If you have questions about whether certain courses fulfill the requirements, please refer to the Pre-pharmacyArticulation Agreements at: www.pacific.edu/pharmd

3. You must notify the Office of Admission, in writing, of any course changes, additions or deletions you make aftersubmitting your PharmCAS and Supplemental Applications.

4. If your pre-requisites were completed at a school for which there is no agreement, see instructions on checklist.

Do you have or plan to have a technician's license prior to entering our program? ❒ Yes ❒ No (If yes, please send a copy to Pacific when available.)

Have you received or do you anticipate a Bachelor’s degree prior to entering our program? ❒ Yes_____________ ❒ No

COURSES IN PROGRESS OR PLANNED

Courses in Progress for the __________ semester/quarter at _________________________________.(college/university)

Title & Department Course # Units

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Courses Planned for the __________ semester/quarter at _________________________________.(college/university)

Title & Department Course # Units

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Courses Planned for the __________ semester/quarter at _________________________________.(college/university)

Title & Department Course # Units

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You may copy this page if you need additional space to list courses in progress or planned. You must notify the Officeof Admission in writing if you make changes to your schedule. You may download another copy of this form forthat purpose.

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INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETING THE SUPPLEMENTAL APPLICATIONFOR ADMISSION TO THE DOCTOR OF PHARMACY PROGRAM

The attached supplemental forms are for admission to the Doctor of Pharmacy program. Applicants to the Pre-pharmacy programshould use the Application for Freshman Admission. Pacific is participating in the Pharmacy College Application Service (PharmCAS).PharmCAS is an information clearinghouse which transmits to a pharmacy school the biographical and academic data required byadmission committees, thereby relieving the applicant of the burden of completing multiple and repetitious individual applica-tions. Students applying to the Pharm.D. program must submit the application to PharmCAS and submit the supplemental applica-tion to Pacific.

Your application to PharmCAS should include:1. PharmCAS Webbased Application form, (www.pharmcas.org) comprised of biographical data, post secondary institutions at-

tended, academic course history, work experience, extracurricular activities, and a personal statement.2. PharmCAS Application Fee.3. Official transcripts from all U.S. and Canadian postsecondary institutions attended should be sent to:

PharmCAS, P.O. Box 9109, Watertown, MA 02471. Express/overnight shipments should be sent to: Liason International, 311Arsenal Street, Suite 15, Watertown, MA 02472, Phone: (617) 612-2050. Please use the transcript request form which is downloadablefrom www.pharmcas.org. (The University of the Pacific reserves the right to request official transcripts from Canada on a case-by-case basis.)

4. TOEFL scores (if applicable).5. Two recommendations (electronic or paper copy) from a pharmacist and academic recommender. Must be on the PharmCAS

forms! Please note PharmCAS will not accept more than three recommendations. Please be sure that you submit appropriaterecommendations to fulfill our requirement. There are no exceptions.You must provide a recommendation form from a licensed pharmacist (not a relative and not a Pacific faculty member) and anacademic professor from a school you have attended within the past three years. You may supply a recommendation from asupervisor if you have been out of school over three years. Please note the recommendation must be from an academic instructorif you are currently enrolled in courses (including summer and fall 2007).

Your application to Pacific should include:1. Supplemental application and non-refundable processing fee: Please type or print clearly in ink your responses to all questions on

the application form. Include the supplemental application form, educational background chart, and non-refundable processing$60.00 fee (check or money order made payable to University of the Pacific.) Mail to: Office of Admission, University of thePacific, 3601 Pacific Avenue, Stockton, CA 95211.

2. Supplemental essay. (See page 3 of the application.)3. Resume of activities: Please include all work experience and extra curricular activities. Please provide a listing of all duties,

responsibilities, dates, and a contact person who can verify your involvement.4. High School Transcripts: High School transcripts are not normally required unless you are using physics or calculus taken in high

school to fulfill the requirement. In that case, an official high school transcript in a sealed envelope should be sent with yoursupplemental application to Pacific.

5. The University of the pacific requires international documents to be evaluated by the following evaluation service: EducationalCredential Evaluators, Inc., P.O. Box 514070, Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53203-3470. www.ece.org. Please note the instructions belowwhich explain which type of evaluation you are required to ask for.

A. Students must request a Catalog Match Evaluation if you are using international coursework, completed outside of theUnited States or Canada, to fulfill pre-requisites. The catalog match report will identify each educational credential, givethe U.S. equivalent, provide credit and grade equivalents for each subject studied, and match each subject to the corre-sponding course number at the University of the Pacific.

B. If you are not using international coursework to fulfill pre-requisites, you are required to request a Course-by-CourseEvaluation. A course by-course evaluation report will identify each educational credential, give the U.S. equivalent, andprovide credit and grade equivalents for each subject studied, but does not include specific information on course content.

**Please note students must also submit official transcripts, (commonly called mark sheets) and translations directly to Pacific.The University of the Pacific reserves the right to request the original documents, course descriptions, and any other informationpertinent to verifying the accuracy of your educational background and fulfillment of pre-requisites. Pacific reserves the right toreject an evaluation completed by the above listed service and to evaluate international documents in our office.

6. Official AP Test scores sent directly from the testing board. Official AP test scores required ONLY if fulfilling a pre-requisite. Pacificaccepts AP exams with appropriate scores to fulfill Calculus (3,4,5) Physics (3,4,5) and English composition (4,5).

7. Students who complete coursework in the Military should send an official copy of the ACE transcript directly to Pacific with a copyof the DD214 form.

8. Students who answer “yes” to the Pharmacy Technician question on the application must provide a copy with their supplementalapplication.

9. Course descriptions for all pre-requisite courses outside of the state of California are required. Photo copies of catalog pages orprint-outs from internet catalogs are acceptable.

10. International applicants must also supply: a funding letter (certification of finances) on official bank stationary verifying fundingfor at least on full year of expenses, copy of I-20 and I-94 forms and physical permanent international address.

PLEASE LIST ANY IMMEDIATE FAMILY MEMBERS WHO HAVE ATTENDED UNIVERSITY OF THE PACIFIC:

NAME RELATIONSHIP DATES OF ATTENDANCE/MAJOR

I hereby apply for admission to University of the Pacific and, if admitted, will uphold these standards of good citizen-ship and the spirit of the Honor Code as outlined in Tiger Lore and The Pacific Guide. Furthermore, I certify that theinformation given on this application is accurate and complete, to the best of my knowledge, and that I have attendedno institutions other than those listed in this application. Failure to provide a true and accurate reflection of youracademic history is cause for closing out file, revoking admission and/or dismissal from the University.

Signature of applicant__________________________________________________ Date ___________________________

__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

NAME OF PARENT/SPOUSE/LEGAL GUARDIAN (Last Name, First, M.I.)

STREET ADDRESS

CITY/STATE/ZIP CODE

HOME PHONE

NAME OF OTHER PARENT/LEGAL GUARDIAN (Last Name, First, M.I.)

STREET ADDRESS

CITY/STATE/ZIP CODE

HOME PHONE

FAMILY INFORMATIONRELATIONSHIP

❑ FATHER ❑ MOTHER ❑ (specify):___________________________________

❑ LIVING

❑ DECEASED

RELATIONSHIP

❑ FATHER ❑ MOTHER ❑ (specify):___________________________________

❑ LIVING

❑ DECEASED

OCCUPATION:

NAME OF COLLEGE(S) ATTENDED (if any)

WORK PHONE

OCCUPATION:

NAME OF COLLEGE(S) ATTENDED (if any)

WORK PHONE

Supplemental Essay One (Required)On a separate sheet of paper, please answer the following: Have you ever been in a situation where you felt you needed to modify or change your behavior? How did you know and what did you do? How have you been able to take lessons learned from that situation and apply them to another? (500 - 700 words)

Resume (Required)The Thomas J. Long School of Pharmacy and Health Sciences is interested in knowing as much as possible about the activities you participate in outside of the classroom. Please prepare a professional resume which includes your involvement in the following: Extra-curricular Activities, Work Experience, Pharmacy Experience, Community Service, Leadership Roles, etc. There is no maximum page limit but it should follow the format outlined in this application. (See sample copy enclosed).

Additional Supplemental Essay Two (Required)On a separate sheet of paper, please explain briefly why you wish to attend the University of the Pacific. You may also include anexplanation of any extenuating circumstances (if any) you would like us to take into consideration. (no minimum or maximum limit)

All applicants to the pharmacy school are informed that in order to qualify for consideration for clinical placements, he or she may be required to authorize the completion of a lawful criminal background check by signing authorization within ten days of an offer of admission. All applicants are informed that he or she may also be required to self-report accurate information on criminal history. Decisions as to final admission into the program and possible assignment to clinical placements may be based upon the information thereby obtained. The cost of the criminal background check may be the responsibility of the student.

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IncludedChemistry 212 5 B Winter 2007 CSU Bakersfield

IncludedChemistry 213 5 A Spring 2007 CSU Bakersfield

IncludedChemistry 331 5 Fall 2008 CSU BakersfieldIncludedChemistry 332 5 Winter 2009 CSU BakersfieldIncluded

Chemistry 333 5 Spring 2009 CSU BakersfieldIncludedBiology B3a 4 A Fall 2004 Bakersfield CollegeIncluded

Biology B3b 4 A- Spring 2005 Bakersfield College

Biology B16 3 Spring 09 Bakersfield College

English B1a 3 A Fall 2007 Bakersfield College

Enlgish B1b 3 B Spring 2008 Bakersfield College

Communication B4 3 Spring 2009 Bakersfield College

Economics B2 3 B Summer 2007 Bakersfield College

Psychology B1A 3 A Fall 2007 Bakersfield College

Anth B2 3 A Fall 2004 Bakersfield College

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SAMPLE COPY OF CHART

UNIVERSITY OF THE PACIFIC PHARMACY EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND CHART

It is required that you list ALL colleges, universities, and institutions attended, foreign or domestic, whether the coursework fulfills

prepharmacy requirements or not. YOU MUST LIST ALL SCHOOLS ATTENDED BEGINNING WITH HIGH SCHOOL

AND INCLUDING ALL OF THE FOLLOWING:

U.S. Accredited Universities and Colleges (Send official transcripts to PharmCAS)

U.S. Unaccredited Universities and Colleges (Send official transcripts to Pacific)

U.S. Vocational, Technical, or Trade Schools (Send official transcripts to Pacific)

International Institutions (Send official transcripts and ECE evaluation to Pacific)

Please note failure to disclose a school you have attended is cause for closing out file, revoking admission, and/or dismissal

from the University. PharmCAS only collects transcripts from United States Accredited institutions. All other official

transcripts from schools attended must be sent directly to Pacific.

High School transcripts are not required unless you are using calculus or physics to fulfill the requirement.

NAME: _________________________________________________ DATE OF BIRTH: _______________________

(1) ACADEMIC YEAR

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(2) FULL NAME OF SCHOOL

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Location of School

(City, State, Country)

(4) Certificates, Degrees,

Diplomas (Obtained or

Anticipated)

9-01 – 5/02 Delta College Stockton, CA U.S.A. Attended while in H.S.

9/99 – 5/03 Edison High School Stockton, CA U.S.A. H.S. Diploma

7/03 – 8/04 Delta College Stockton, CA U.S.A. Summer Session

9/04 – 5/08 U.C. Davis Davis, CA U.S.A. Bachelor’s Degree

9/08 – 12/09 Abrams Technical College Stockton, CA U.S.A. Pharmacy Tech License

1/10 – present CSU Sacramento Sacramento, CA U.S.A. Master’s Degree

UNIVERSITY OF THE PACIFIC PHARMACY EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND CHART

It is required that you list ALL colleges, universities, and institutions attended, foreign or domestic, whether the coursework fulfills

prepharmacy requirements or not. YOU MUST LIST ALL SCHOOLS ATTENDED BEGINNING WITH HIGH SCHOOL

AND INCLUDING ALL OF THE FOLLOWING:

U.S. Accredited Universities and Colleges (Send official transcripts to PharmCAS)

U.S. Unaccredited Universities and Colleges (Send official transcripts to Pacific)

U.S. Vocational, Technical, or Trade Schools (Send official transcripts to Pacific)

International Institutions (Send official transcripts and ECE evaluation to Pacific)

Please note failure to disclose a school you have attended is cause for closing out file, revoking admission, and/or dismissal

from the University. PharmCAS only collects transcripts from United States Accredited institutions. All other official

transcripts from schools attended must be sent directly to Pacific.

High School transcripts are not required unless you are using calculus or physics to fulfill the requirement.

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UNIVERSITY OF THE PACIFICThomas J. Long School of Pharmacy and Health Sciences

Resume of Activities

Please provide the requested information in the order listed below on your resume.There is no page limit requirement. The committee would like to be aware of all extracurricular activities, work experience, leadership roles, community service, pharmacy experience,and volunteer positions you have participated in. Please provide a listing of all duties, responsibilities, dates, and a contact person who can verify your involvement. If a contact person is no longer available, please list the activity

with the notation that contact is not available. Please do not list the same activities multiple times.For example, if you were a member of a club and you were also in a leadershipposition, list your involvement under "Leadership".

Student’s Name ______________________________________

Date of Birth ______________________

I. EDUCATION

II. WORK EXPERIENCE

III. LEADERSHIP ROLES

IV. EXTRA-CURRICULAR

V. VOLUNTEER POSITIONS

VI. OTHER

Sample Resume First and Last Name

EDUCATION University of Pacific, Graduation Date: May, 2009 Sept 2005 – May 2009 Bachelors of Science Degree in Biology Sacramento City College June 2004 – 2004 Summer courses American River College Sept 2009 – Dec 2009 Pre-requisite courses WORK EXPERIENCE Walgreen’s Sept 2008 - present Pharmacy Technician -Supervised staff of 3 employees to ensure the pharmacy operated smoothly -Delegated tasks to pharmacy clerks and cashiers -Managed customer service area AT&T Jun 2006 – Jan 2007 Coach Manager -Supervised team of 18 representatives in customer service -Developed training programs -Evaluated staff and wrote annual evaluation reports SBC Summer Management Program Intern May 2006 – June 2008 -Represented Network Dispatch Center of SBC West in consolidation of the interactive-voice-response in 13 states -Verified information such as trustee transaction closure dates, and delinquent property tax and IRS liens LEADERSHIP ROLES PREPHARMACY HEALTH CLUB Sep 2005 – May 2007 Public Relations Chair -Informed 200 members about social and professional events -Distributed fliers and handouts -Chaired Public Relations Committee EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

Residential Hall Association Summer 2006 RHA Member -Liaison between all dormitory leaders -Collaborated with team to produce quality events -Participated in Residential Talent shows and activities VOLUNTEER POSITIONS Kaiser Permanente Hospital Summer 2008 Student Pharmacy Volunteer -Helped pick up prescriptions for in-patients -Discharged patients from rooms to outpatient pick up -Served meals to maternity patients -Assisted in providing information and directions to patients and visitors

OTHER UC Berkeley Lab Summer 2010Research Assistant -Assisted professor with lab set up-Conducted experiments

ACADEMIC YEAR 2013-2014 GENERAL PHARMACY

(Including Pre-Pharmacy) (Two Semesters) (Three Terms)

ESTIMATED Tuition* $42,170.00 $63,255.00Fees: Cowell Wellness Center $240.00 $360.00 ASUOP Student Fee $200.00 $200.00 Activity & Recreation Fee $80.00 $80.00 Pharmacy Technology Fee $990.00 Pharmacy Fee $975.00

Total Tuition & Fees $44,000.00 $65,860.00

Room and Board ** $11.200.00 $16,799.00

Total University Costs $55,200.00 $82,659.00Additional Charges (Actual cost will vary by student): Year Estimate: Year Estimate: Books & Supplies $1,656.00 $2,484.00 Personal $2,277.00 $2,783.00 Transportation $819.00 $1,001.00

*Tuition and fee information is for full time students: Undergraduate 12-18 units; Pharmacy 12-19 units (3 terms); Graduate 16-18 units; Physical Therapy 12-18 units (3 terms); Co-op Rate: $8,943.Partial Unit Rate: Undergraduate (Includes Dental Hygiene): 1-8½ units or over 18 units = $1,235 per unit; 9-11½ units = $1,555 per unit, plus fees.Pharmacy: 1-8½ units or over 19 units = $1,333 per unit; 9-11½ units = $1,680 per unit, plus fees.Graduate: 1-15½ units or over 18 units = $1,118 per unit, plus fees for 9 units and above. Physical Therapy: 1-11½ units or over 18 units = $1,118 per unit, $125 Physical Therapy fee, plus fees for 9 units and above.

There is a Matriculation Fee of $100 for students entering University of the Pacific for the first time.Conservatory of Music students are charged a Conservatory Fee of $250.00 per semester. For information regarding Applied Music Fees, please contact the Conservatory of Music or consult the online Schedule of Classes.There is a Engineering/Computer Science Fee of $150.00 per semester for School of Engineering and Computer Sciences (SOECS) students.**Room and Board estimate is based upon a Double Occupancy Room and a Platinum (full) meal plan. Actual costs will vary depending uponstudent's facility, room, and actual meal plan selection. For application, information and changes please contact the Housing Office at:(209) 946-2331 or Fax (209) 946-2688; or via e-mail at iamhome@pacific.edu.

* The University reserves the right to change fees, modify services or change its programs at any time and without prior notice.*

Semester Plan - General - One payment due by August 1, 2013 and January 1, 2014. Monthly Plan - Four payments for Fall due: August 1, September 1, October 1, and November 1 - Four payments for Spring due: January 1, February 1, March 1, and April 1

Semester Plan - Pharmacy - One payment due by August 1, 2014, December 1, 2014, and April 1, 2014. Monthly Plan - Four payments for Fall due: August 1, September 1, October 1, and November 1 - Four payments for Winter due: December 1, January 1, February 1, and March 1 - Four payments for Spring due: April 1, May 1, June 1, and July 1.

Enrollment in the monthly payment plan requires a Deferred Fee of $75 per semester/term. Payment plans must be enrolled in online.

Students must remit their payment for the semester, less any completed financial aid (scholarships, grants, and loans) by the payment deadlinefor the plans listed above. Payments are due on the 1st. Payments not received by the 5th of the month will be assessed a late fee.

Please direct inquiries to the Office of Student Accounts at (209) 946-2517; Fax (209) 946-2468; e-mail: studentaccounts@pacific.edu.For additional information, please refer to out website at go.pacific.edu/studentaccounts or from the A-Z directory at www.pacific.edu

PAYMENT PLANS

2013-2014

TOTAL UNIVERSITY COSTS - (SCHOLARSHIPS, GRANTS, LOANS) = AMOUNT DUE

UNIVERSITY OF THE PACIFICSTOCKTON CAMPUS

ESTIMATED COST AND PAYMENT INFORMATION

Additional Information