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U of T Pharmacy CASPer Requirements for 2027

Updated By Mahad Farooq · Founder, CasperCoach

Yes, the University of Toronto's entry-to-practice PharmD program requires CASPer for Fall 2027. The practical details matter: you need the English Casper 2 test (CSP-10211), a matching application identity, and a plan that respects three separate January deadlines. Duet is not required.

Does U of T Pharmacy require CASPer?

Yes, for the Fall 2027 entry-to-practice PharmD program. The Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy requires all applicants to complete the English Casper 2 assessment, code CSP-10211. The program's current page says the former code was CSP-10201, so use the code currently shown in your account and in the faculty's instructions instead of relying on an older blog post.

Required

Casper 2 · CSP-10211

English only for this program's stated requirement.

Not required

Duet

The faculty explicitly says Duet is not part of its admissions requirements.

This is the University of Toronto's entry-to-practice PharmD pathway, not U of T Medicine or the separate PharmD-for-Pharmacists pathway. If you are comparing several schools, begin with our broader CASPer guide for pharmacy school and return here for the Toronto-specific booking details.

U of T PharmD CASPer and application deadlines for 2027

The faculty says CASPer registration and the PharmD application are separate processes with separate fees and deadlines. Put each date in your calendar with its purpose. A completed OUAC application does not reserve a CASPer sitting, and a CASPer reservation does not complete your OUAC or supplementary form.

Milestone2027 dateWhy it matters
Valid CASPer windowJuly 19, 2026–Jan. 21, 2027Only a sitting in this period is valid for the stated admission cycle.
OUAC applicationJan. 15, 2027, 11:59 p.m. ESTThe faculty says this must be completed before you begin the supplementary application.
Supplementary applicationJan. 19, 2027Both supplementary forms are due by this date.
Final CASPer test dateJan. 21, 2027Registration closes 5 p.m. Eastern for the 8 p.m. test, according to the faculty's current page.

January 21 is a final allowable sitting, not a recommendation to wait. The faculty recommends registering at least three days before your intended test date and says it will not accommodate someone who misses that final date. Choose a date with room to recover from an avoidable setup, availability, or scheduling problem.

How to book the right CASPer for U of T Pharmacy

  1. Use the program and code stated by the faculty. Select Casper 2, CSP-10211, in English for the Fall 2027 entry-to-practice PharmD requirement.
  2. Use the same legal identity across systems. The faculty asks applicants to use the same email address used for the PharmD application and a legal name matching government ID and the application.
  3. Check the intake window before paying. A result from outside the published July 19, 2026–January 21, 2027 range is not described as valid for this cycle.
  4. Confirm the program receives the result. Return to the application and Acuity instructions after booking rather than assuming an account profile alone handles every distribution step.

For the general registration flow, see how to register for CASPer. The school-specific details above take priority where they differ.

What to enter for your U of T applicant number

The faculty asks you to use your 10-digit U of T applicant or student number as the CASPer ID. If you take the test before you begin the PharmD application and do not have that number yet, the faculty's documented placeholder is 1000000000. Update it once you receive your actual number.

A simple two-path check

  • I already have my 10-digit number: use it when following the program's CASPer instructions.
  • I do not have it yet: use the documented placeholder, then update your profile after the number is issued.

Do not invent an ID or borrow an identifier from another U of T program. If your details no longer match, contact the program or Acuity through their published support channels before the final date.

CASPer scores and quartiles for U of T Pharmacy

The faculty's reviewed page says applicants receive a quartile ranking in their Acuity account but does not publish a fixed minimum quartile. It explains that the threshold can fluctuate with the applicant pool. A reported quartile from a forum, friend, or old cycle is not a confirmed admissions cutoff.

A lower quartile is not a diagnostic of your future as a pharmacist, and a higher quartile is not a promise of admission. If you need to understand the result itself, read our CASPer quartile guide. Keep the program's official page open for rules that change by cycle.

Practise the current CASPer format, not an old description

The faculty's admissions page correctly controls its program code, dates, ID instructions, and Duet requirement. Its format paragraph, however, describes an older 14-scenario layout. For the standard 2026–27 assessment mechanics, Acuity Insights currently lists 11 scenarios: four video-response scenarios followed by seven typed-response scenarios. Each video question has one minute; each typed scenario has two questions sharing 3.5 minutes.

Use the current operator format guide for test mechanics and the U of T page for U of T admissions rules. If an update creates a conflict, ask the faculty for written clarification instead of trusting a prep site to resolve it.

Start with Acuity's own practice material after registration, then add varied timed reps. CasperCoach's free CASPer practice test is designed to help you find vague reasoning, missed stakeholders, or pacing issues before your actual sitting. It is practice feedback, not an official score or a substitute for the school's requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does U of T Pharmacy require CASPer for 2027 entry?+

Yes. The Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy says all applicants to its Fall 2027 entry-to-practice PharmD program must complete Casper 2, test code CSP-10211, within the accepted admission-cycle dates.

What is the U of T PharmD CASPer deadline for 2027?+

January 21, 2027 is the final valid CASPer date. The faculty says the registration deadline is 5 p.m. Eastern time for the 8 p.m. test and recommends registering at least three days before an intended date. The OUAC application deadline is January 15, 2027 and the supplementary application deadline is January 19, 2027.

Is Duet required for U of T Pharmacy?+

No. The faculty's current Casper page explicitly says Duet is not required for its entry-to-practice PharmD admissions requirements.

Can I take CASPer before I receive my U of T PharmD applicant number?+

Yes. The faculty says you may enter the placeholder ID 1000000000 if you take CASPer before beginning your PharmD application, then update the ID after receiving your U of T applicant or student number.

What quartile do I need for U of T Pharmacy?+

The reviewed faculty page does not publish a fixed minimum quartile. It says thresholds can fluctuate with the applicant pool, so an unofficial online quartile target is not a confirmed admissions rule.

Related guides

Sources reviewed September 17, 2026: Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy CASPer requirements, PharmD application timeline, and Acuity Insights' current format guide. Recheck all three before booking because school and operator instructions can change.