Tuition and Financial Aid

Designed for Affordability

At UHCOP, we believe that removing barriers to an excellent education goes hand in hand with removing barriers to care. That's why we're committed to keeping the PharmD program accessible and affordable for every student who earns a place here. Explore tuition costs, scholarship opportunities, and financial aid options below to see how you can make your education possible.

Tuition

UHCOP offers one of Texas' most affordable PharmD programs, with tuition significantly below that of many private institutions. Compare the tuition costs for Texas residents, non-residents, and international students:

UHCOP – Texas Residents

  • $657.25 per semester credit hour
  • Approximately $26,524 total first-year costs

UHCOP – Non-resident & International Students

  • $1,185.25 per credit hour
  • Approximately $45,904 total first-year costs

University of Texas at Austin College of Pharmacy – Texas Residents

  • $1,362 per semester credit hour

University of Texas at Austin College of Pharmacy – Non-Resident & International Students

  • $2,013 per semester credit hour

Texas A&M Irma Lerma Rangal College of Pharmacy – Texas Residents

  • Approximately $19,666.18 per semester (not inclusive of distance registration & fees)

Texas A&M Irma Lerma Rangal College of Pharmacy – Non-Resident & International

  • Approximately $34,266.18 per semester

University of the Incarnate Word

  • $1,195   per semester credit hour
  • $42,960 annually

Scholarships

80+ Scholarships Available

With a single application process, we make finding financial support and exploring your scholarship options as straightforward as possible. For incoming PharmD students, the Dean's Excellence Scholarship provides $5,000 per year for up to four years for Texas residents with financial need. Once you've completed your first semester and established a professional GPA, you can apply for multiple scholarships at once.

Financial Aid

Beyond scholarships, UHCOP students have access to a full range of financial aid options to help fund their education. Loans, external scholarships and fellowships, and university-level PharmD scholarships and fellowships are all available to incoming and current students.

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Why UHCOP for PharmD?

At UHCOP, you're not just earning a degree; you're joining a global community of innovators, leaders, and lifelong learners who are transforming the profession. Our faculty, staff, alumni, and partners are committed to supporting your success. We understand you have options when it comes to your education. Here are some of the reasons why UHCOP’s PharmD is built to maximize your potential:

World-Class Faculty

Our curriculum is brought to life by faculty who are active researchers, expert clinicians, and award-winning teachers, bringing real-world insights directly into the classroom. Their real-world experience will prepare and empower you to succeed in your education and in your career.

Career Potential

A UHCOP PharmD degree opens doors across every corner of the profession, from research and patient care to education and entrepreneurship. Our extensive alumni network of researchers, practitioners, and leaders is ready to connect you to the opportunities that will define your career. These connections can lead to career paths in hospital pharmacy, community pharmacy, industry, research, academia, and entrepreneurship. Pharmacists currently earn a median salary of $137,480 per year, with 14,200 new job openings projected annually through 2034, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. The 5% growth in job outlook is faster than average for other occupations.

Texas Medical Center

The Texas Medical Center community boasts the largest medical center in the world, and one of the most diverse healthcare environments. There, you'll have access to specialized rotations, cutting-edge technology, and experiences that go far beyond what most programs can offer.

Affordable & Accessible 

We believe that financial barriers shouldn't stand between you and an exceptional degree. Our PharmD program is significantly more affordable than most private institutions and competitively priced among public universities. If you are wondering if the investment in a Doctor of Pharmacy program is worth it, consider this: The average annual salary for a pre-grad PharmD student is $49,892. In contrast, the average annual salary post-grad is well over twice that amount at $132,460.

Learn How UHCOP Can Help You Become a Practice-Ready Pharmacist. Explore the PharmD program at the University of Houston College of Pharmacy today!

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