Medical College of Wisconsin Pharmacy School - Now Accepting Applications for the 2025-2026 School Year
The school year for the Class of 2028 begins on Monday, July 7, 2025
Meet With Our Student Affairs Team
We invite you to come see all the Medical College of Wisconsin campus has to offer! Schedule a time to chat with the Student Affairs team, meet faculty / current students, and explore our classroom and lab spaces.
Kendra Kalscheur, MS
Program Manager for Student Affairs and Enrollment
Important Dates
July 11, 2024: PharmCAS Application Opens
April 1, 2025: Priority Application Deadline
June 2, 2025: Final Application Deadline
June 30, 2025: All prerequisite classes must be completed
July 7, 2025: Classes begin
Top reasons to apply by the Priority Application Deadline (April 1)
- Secure your seat early in a rolling admissions process
- Scholarship priority is given to students who are accepted before April 1
- Allow adequate time to search for and secure housing before classes start in July
Become the Pharmacist of the Future
Requirements
View the list of prerequisite courses, eligibility requirements, and information about the application and interview process.
Learn about our requirements
Student Housing Guide
This document will assist you with obtaining housing accommodations while you study at the MCW of Pharmacy.
Housing Guide
Financial Aid and Tuition
Learn more about the cost of MCW Pharmacy School tuition, and options for financing, scholarships, and financial aid.
Learn more about financial aid and tuition
Undergraduate Dual Degree Programs
Students attending one of our 13 partner undergraduate institutions in Wisconsin can earn their bachelor’s degree and PharmD in as little as six years.
Learn about our undergraduate dual degree programsLearn
The MCW Pharmacy School is one of the few pharmacy schools in the country offering a three-year doctor of pharmacy (PharmD) degree, balancing more than a century of rich medical education traditions with cutting edge educational technologies and team-based learning models found in a 21st century pharmacy school curriculum. Our program offers small class sizes, significant one-on-one attention from high caliber faculty, and a supportive, approachable learning environment. Additionally, you will enjoy direct clinical exposure to many different medical specialties, including biomedical research, providing you with a wealth of options for your future career path.
Innovate
There is an increasing demand for pharmacists who can provide expanded services. MCW is answering the call by providing an innovative model of pharmacy education that is dedicated to developing a pipeline of new, world-class pharmacists for Wisconsin, to ensure high quality healthcare continues for future generations in both urban and rural communities throughout the state. As an MCW PharmD graduate, you will have the knowledge and skills to practice at “the top of your license,” so you can fulfill all aspects of the expanding role of the pharmacist, including providing vaccines, strep tests and other patient care services.
Engage
As an MCW student, you will gain hands-on experience with our clinical partners at Froedtert Health, the Clement J. Zablocki VA Medical Center, and Children’s Wisconsin, as well as clinics partnered with MCW campuses in Green Bay and Central Wisconsin. You will participate in providing vital services such as vaccination and immunization clinics in community health centers, at public events and in high schools, which will offer an in-depth view of the unique health needs of each community and the care that is required for the population. Finally, as an MCW Pharmacy School graduate, you will be trained to achieve the Triple Aim: better care, better health, lower cost – which contributes to higher quality care overall and better outcomes for both patients and the community.
Advocate
Your experience at MCW’s Pharmacy School will prepare you to become an advocate at the local, state and national level for providing greater access to primary and preventive care for patients at convenient locations in their community, advancing the role of the pharmacist in the patient care team, and evolving the healthcare delivery model to meet the needs of patients and the community.
Information for Prospective Students
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Academic Support and Enrichment
Review information regarding academic advising, peer tutoring, academic enhancement, boards preparation and the clinical advising program.
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Academic Calendar
Important dates
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Student Inclusion
Student Inclusion is committed to supporting diversity of all types in healthcare education as well as recruiting and supporting students and residents who are Under-Represented in Medicine (URM)
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Student Records
Review bulletins, handbooks, policies, academic calendars, and courses and submit requests to the Office of the Registrar.
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Connect with a Student
Contact Us
If you have any questions or would like to learn more, please contact the Pharmacy School Office of Student Affairs.
MCW Pharmacy School
8701 Watertown Plank Rd.
Milwaukee, WI 53226
(414) 955-7476
Kendra Kalscheur
Program Manager for Student Affairs
kkalscheur@mcw.edu
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Angela Kowalski, MS
Enrollment Program Manager
Office of Student Affairs
(414) 955-2646
akowalski@mcw.edu
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