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ASPIR2E Guided Academic Pathway to Aggie PTP

ROADWAY TO PHARMACY PROFESSION THROUGH ASPIR2E

Aggie PTP

Academic Pathway Flow: Aspir2e to career success

Track 1: PPIP
Pre-Pharmacy Introductory Program
Currently available to TAMUK enrolled students only

Freshman Undergraduate Year

Enroll in UNIV 1201 (TAMUK)
RCOP faculty & staff lecture series, peer mentoring with RCOP students, & academic tutoring.
Track 2: PPAP
Pre-Pharmacy Advanced Program
Spring of Sophomore Undergraduate Year

Focus on student preparedness for Pharmacy School through Peer Mentoring with RCOP students, shadowing Pharmacists, and Transcript Evaluations. Students who complete Track 2, earn a 3.4 overall pre-requisite GPA, and complete the admission application process will be assured a PharmD admission interview for the academic year to which they apply.
Guided Academic Pathway to Aggie Pharmacy Technician Program (Aggie PTP)
Eligibility Criteria:
Successfully complete the ASPIR2E Track 1 or Track 2 program (based off attendance and active participation as defined in program syllabus and recorded by Project Director) along with a letter of interest to the ASPIR2E Project Director to be considered for a possible 50% PTP Tuition Waiver.
*10 Tuition Waivers will be awarded in academic year 25-26 determined through PTP admissions selection process.*
Submit an official Aggie PTP application. Successfully complete a PTP interview and meet all admission requirements to the Aggie PTP.
Maintain a 2.5 undergraduate GPA at their home institution at the time of admissions to the PTP.
Aggie PTP Application Opens in October for both cohorts
• Spring - Summer Cohort Application Due in December
• Summer - Fall Cohort Application Due in March
 
PharmD Program
Track 3 to PharmD PharmD to Track 4
Track 3: PMP
Pre-Matriculation Program
Summer before P1 Year in the PharmD Program

Prepare students for the rigors of Pharmacy School through a four week summer online program
Student networking, peer mentoring, and attending lectures discussing foundational concepts needed for the PharmD curriculum.
Track 4: ACP
Academic Coaching Program
P1 - P4 years in PharmD Program

Develop an individualized academic success action plan: one-on-one academic coaching, guided study session, and student success workshops.
Questions
For additional questions, please contact:
The Office of Student Affairs at
cop-admissions@tamu.edu
(361) 221-0648
Aggie Pharmacy Technician Program
Mrs. Teresa Zamora
teresa.zamora@tamu.edu
(979) 436-0769
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