Nova10

For those schools, Samford and Auburn, you will apply for prepharmacy. You're normally accepted into LAS. After you complete the pre-pharm courses, you'll take the PCAT, and then apply to the pharmacy college.
0-6 programs combines prepharm and pharm. You only apply once.

xNYer

Yes, This info comes from the following very usefull site:
You need to get to know it.

Pre-Pharmacy FAQ: schools, applications, the profession, useful links, etc - Student Doctor Network Forums

The following schools offer 6 year Pharm.D. programs. No prior college coursework is required.

Albany College of Pharmacy
Duquesne University
Florida A & M University
Hampton University
Massachusetts - Boston
Northeastern University
Ohio Northern University
Philadelphia
Rutgers University
St. John's University
St. Louis College of Pharmacy
University of Connecticut
University of Findlay
University of Missouri at Kansas City
University of Rhode Island
University of Texas at Austin

Nova10

UMKC is actually the only 5 year school. You take one year of prereqs than 5 year of pharmacy.
University of Texas is a 4 year school.

patel

Hmm... I wish I had taken advantage of the 0-6 year plan, but I did not. If I attend UGA for my first college year, and then could I transfer to a 0-6 year plan college, such as Albany College of Pharmacy? Would the 0-6 year colleges still accept me or not? Someone told me they wouldn't because I would've already attended a college, but by looking at Albany College of Pharmacy's website, I get the feeling that you can attend a college and transfer over for the 0-6 year plan; however, I'm still confused, so any feedback would be appreciated.

xNYer

Patel, Only a phone call to them will 100% answer your question.
We would all be speculating.

Hindoo

The University of Kentucky has one of the best pharmacy schools in the country. I know they were ranked in the top-10.

Nova10

You can in theory transfer into a 6 year school at the 3rd year if you already have college credit. In reality, there are very few openings, and they tend to reserve them for current students at the university.