Financial Aid - How to Apply

The 2008-09 application for the College of Pharmacy is currently available online at www.utpharmacy.org. This application is completed online and submitted online. Application deadline is January 14, 2008. Questions may be directed to the College of Pharmacy scholarship coordinator, Donna Haar, at donna.haar@utoledo.edu or by phone, 419.530.1934.

Note: All need-based scholarships require that a completed Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) be on file by April 1. Students may complete the FAFSA on the web at http://www.fafsa.ed.gov. The University of Toledo school code for completing the FAFSA is 003131. Information provided on each scholarship is subject to change.

Applicants must be UT College of Pharmacy students who are enrolled as full-time Pharm D students in the professional school. They must be in good standing with a 3.0 GPA or higher. Applicants must be from northeast Ohio (east to Pennsylvania, south to Mansfield, Ohio and west to Sandusky, Ohio). Based on financial need.

A scholarship is presented annually to an outstanding professional program UT pharmacy student based on GPA and attributes befitting a pharmacist.

Scholarships are awarded to one student enrolled in each of the B.S.P.S. programs (Pharmacology/Toxicology Track, Medicinal Chemistry Track, Pharmaceutics Track, Pharmacy Administration Track) who possess the highest GPA of 3.0 or better.

Scholarships offered annually to outstanding 2nd year Pharmacy students with financial need.

These scholarships are presented annually to UT pharmacy students on the basis of scholarship and/or need for use in the fourth or fifth year.

Scholarship for sixth year UT pharmacy students who have good academic standing, financial need, and demonstrated commitment to the practice of pharmacy.

Scholarships are awarded annually to fifth year women enrolled full-time in the UT College of Pharmacy who possess a 3.0 GPA or better and demonstrate involvement in activities of The University of Toledo.

Awarded annually to a fourth or fifth year pharmacy student on the basis of scholarship and/or need.

Scholarships are presented to underrepresented minority UT pharmacy students on the basis of GPA and/or need.

A scholarship is presented each year to a fifth year pharmacy student based on leadership and service.

Scholarships are awarded to fourth and fifth year UT pharmacy students who have expressed an interest in retail pharmacy.

Scholarships are awarded to junior, senior, or graduate level students enrolled in the UT College of Pharmacy. Students shall have a 3.4 GPA and financial need. Preference will be given to students of northwest Ohio who plan to work as a pharmacist in a retail community setting.

Scholarships are offered annually to outstanding third year UT pharmacy students with financial need.

This scholarship is presented annually to a Pharm D UT student for academic excellence and overall didactic performance.

Recipient must be a female student in the second or third year professional track in the College of Pharmacy. Preference will be given to a member of Lambda Kappa Sigma PLS. Recipient must maintain a 3.0 GPA or higher, be professional and poised in manner, and/or have placed in the overall counseling competition.

A scholarship is awarded annually to a fourth year UT pharmacy student from Ohio who exhibits academic excellence and a demonstrable proficiency in a performance or visual art.

This award is presented annually to a UT pharmacy student entering the fourth year of study in recognition of excellence in the art of compounding and attributes truly befitting a pharmacist.

For continuing undergraduate College of Pharmacy students who have achieved at least sophomore status at UT and who demonstrate financial need. Students may be enrolled full-time or part-time and must have a GPA of 3.0 or higher. A reasonable effort must be made to ensure that the recipient is at least United States-born, a third-generation citizen, and a resident of the State of Ohio. Applicants must have graduated from an Ohio high school.

This scholarship, sponsored by the Theta Chapter of Alpha Zeta Omega Pharmaceutical Fraternity, is presented to a UT pharmacy student and is based upon scholarship. This scholarship is not offered every year.

These scholarships are presented annually to a third, fourth, or fifth year UT pharmacy students on the basis of merit.

Scholarship for African-American student enrolled in the College of Pharmacy. Applicants must be Ohio residents and preference will be given to students from the Toledo area. Selection is based on merit and financial need. Scholarship may be renewed if recipient reapplies.

These scholarships are offered annually to an outstanding fifth year UT pharmacy student with financial need.

This award is presented annually to the UT student attaining the highest grades in Pharmacy 3010, a course that presents the fundamental principles of pharmacy and pharmaceutical calculations.

This scholarship is sponsored by the Theta Chapter of Alpha Zeta Omega Pharmaceutical Fraternity. The scholarship is presented to a UT pharmacy student and is based upon scholarship and leadership. This scholarship is not offered every year.

These scholarships are presented each year to an outstanding student enrolled in the professional program of the UT College of Pharmacy.

These scholarships are offered annually to outstanding fourth year UT pharmacy students with financial need.

Meijer presents scholarships each year to full-time third or fourth year students in the UT College of Pharmacy. Scholarships are based on financial need and merit.

Scholarships are given annually to full-time third, fourth, and fifth year students in the UT College of Pharmacy on the basis of scholarship and need.

This scholarship is presented to a fourth year UT pharmacy student who entered the college with an undergraduate degree.

These scholarships are given annually to outstanding students in the UT College of Pharmacy. The recipients are selected on the basis of activities and accomplishments in ASP during the previous year.

This scholarship is presented yearly to a fourth year UT College of Pharmacy student in good standing who resides in Cuyahoga County, is involved in service activities, and has financial need.

This scholarship recognizes a UT pharmacy student who demonstrates outstanding service and leadership to their class.

Award for Pharm D students who have been accepted in the professional track. It is given to a student demonstrating high quality patient care.

This scholarship is presented annually to an upper division UT Pharmacy student in good standing who demonstrates financial need.

These scholarships are presented annually to outstanding full-time undergraduate UT students in the College of Pharmacy. Scholarship is based on financial need and merit.

The recipient of this scholarship must be a University of Toledo student with a 3.0 GPA or higher. The recipient must have leadership and /or need..

Scholarships are offered annually to outstanding freshmen in the College of Pharmacy by the College of Pharmacy Alumni Affiliate in memory of the college’s first dean, William McKendrie Reed, who served from 1904-1937. Scholarship applications will be mailed to eligible entering freshmen who have been admitted to the College of Pharmacy.

James A. Rice Memorial Scholarship

Recipients shall be students accepted into the professional level in UT's College of Pharmacy, in year three, four, five or six of the Doctor of Pharmacy program. Recipients must have a 3.0 GPA or higher. Preference will be given to students who have an identified health or special needs challenge. The scholarship is not based on financial need. Renewable.

These scholarships are presented each year to outstanding students in the UT College of Pharmacy. Preference is given to fourth year students with an interest in retail or chain pharmacy and currently employed by Rite Aid Corporation.

This scholarship is awarded annually to a woman enrolled full-time in the UT Professional Division of the College of Pharmacy who is a member of Lambda Kappa Sigma and who has demonstrated professional involvement, scholarship, and leadership.

Scholarship for full-time study available to UT pharmacy students with a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0. Based on financial need and academic achievement.

This scholarship is awarded each year to a student in the UT College of Pharmacy based on scholarship and/or need.

These scholarships are awarded annually to UT pharmacy students who have good academic standing, financial need, and a demonstrated commitment to the practice of pharmacy.

Scholarships are awarded to students in the UT College of Pharmacy who demonstrate academic achievement, financial need and a commitment to the practice of pharmacy.

This scholarship is sponsored by the Alpha Zeta Omega Pharmaceutical Fraternity (Theta Chapter, Cleveland) and is presented to a pharmacy student based upon academic achievement.

This scholarship is presented annually to UT College of Pharmacy students who are beginning the final year of study in pharmacy. The criteria for selection are academic excellence and demonstrated leadership.

Scholarships are presented annually to full-time African-American students in the professional division of the UT College of Pharmacy based on scholarship and need.

Recipients shall be UT students who maintain a GPA of 3.0 or higher, based on a 4.0 grading scale. Scholarship award is also based on student financial need.

Scholarship for University of Toledo pharmacy students demonstrating scholarship and financial need.

Recipients shall be full-time students (12 or more semester credit hours) in the professional division of the Doctor of Pharmacy program at The University of Toledo College of Pharmacy. Recipients must demonstrate financial need and have a GPA of at least 3.0 on a 4.0 scale. Must be actively involved in student pharmacy organizations and demonstrate involvement in community service activities.

This scholarship is awarded to a UT professional program student in the College of Pharmacy in recognition of academic achievement, strong leadership qualities, a desire to enter community pharmacy practice, and need.