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Pre-Pharmacy
Track
Why Study Pre-Pharmacy at Goshen College?

As a pre-pharmacy student at Goshen College, you’ll gain the strong academic foundation and personalized support you need to apply confidently to pharmacy school. Whether you plan to become a clinical pharmacist, work in pharmaceutical research, or manage a community pharmacy, GC prepares you for the next step with relevant coursework, hands-on learning and mentoring from faculty who care about your success.
You’ll benefit from our small class sizes, individualized advising, and opportunities for research and internships that strengthen your pharmacy school application.
Career Paths
A pre-pharmacy path prepares students for:
- Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) programs
- Roles in clinical pharmacy, community pharmacy, pharmaceutical research, or healthcare administration
GC alumni have continued their studies at pharmacy schools such as:
- Purdue University College of Pharmacy
- Fairleigh Dickinson University School of Pharmacy
- University of Michigan College of Pharmacy
Credits and Requirements
Pre-pharmacy is not a major, but a track that can be pursued alongside a major in biology, chemistry, or molecular biology/biochemistry. Advisors work closely with you to ensure your academic path meets pharmacy school prerequisites.
Hands-On Learning Opportunities
You’ll gain valuable experience through:
- Undergraduate research in chemistry and biology
- Internship and shadowing opportunities at local pharmacies and hospitals
- Summer research opportunities through Maple Scholars
- Lab-based coursework with real-world applications
Scholarships
Goshen College offers merit-based and need-based scholarships to support your studies.
Facilities & Resources
Students complete coursework and research in the Schrock Science Laboratories, which provide access to modern scientific equipment and mentoring from expert faculty.