Rx High School Summer Camp

For Highschool Students, hosted in Amarillo & Abilene

Rx Summer Camp is a STEM-driven college-prep experience designed for rising 9th – 12th graders interested in learning more about the pharmacy profession. Hosted on both our Amarillo and Abilene campuses, this immersive camp offers hands-on projects, laboratory activities, simulations, field trips and engaging presentations. Discover the science behind medications and learn the key roles that pharmacists play in healthcare through activities led by TTUHSC School of Pharmacy professors and pharmacy students.

Entry Fee and Registration

Fee covers tuition, lunch, a morning and afternoon snack, a t-shirt and all camp supplies. Maximum of 24 students per camp. Registration for camps is first come, first serve. Deadline to apply is June 15, 2027.

Abilene registration opens January 15, 2027.
Amarillo registration opens January 15, 2027.

To complete their registration, all campers must complete and return a: 

This form can be uploaded with your application (click the apply box of your preferred campus).

Need based scholarships are available. Those who would like to be considered for a scholarship or are needing additional information regarding scholarships, should email or call the contact listed under Questions? for the appropriate campus.

Dress Code

While we are away from the University, on the hospital and pharmacy tours, you are required to dress professionally. A polo shirt or button down and long pants (jeans, khakis, etc) and closed-toe shoes are preferred. 

While you are at camp, you may wear casual dress attire.

About Pharmacy

Pharmacists are doctors who serve as the medication expert on the healthcare team. They can practice in many different settings including, but not limited to community pharmacies, hospital pharmacies, hospital floors in direct patient care, in out-patient clinics and in government facilities such as prisons and military bases. Pharmacists love helping people feel better, with patient safety as their #1 priority. Learn more about the pharmacy profession.