At the end of each academic year, every graduate student will receive a formal evaluation from their faculty advisor. This evaluation is an important piece of the program’s commitment to mentorship by providing actionable feedback and guidance for a student’s academic, research, and professional performance, in coordination with regular Supervisory Committee meetings and the student’s ongoing IDP documentation.
The procedure for Annual Student Evaluations is managed by the Office of Graduate Education.
- Step 1: Students complete their self-evaluation for the most recent academic year, including submission of an updated IDP and CV/Resume.
- Step 2: The Office of Graduate Education distributes these documents to each faculty advisor to aid in their assessment of their students’ performance and progress.
- Step 3: Faculty advisors complete an evaluation for each of the students under their mentorship and arrange a one-on-one meeting to discuss their feedback. Students are given the opportunity to submit a written response to their advisor’s evaluation if they would like, which is kept on record with their evaluation documentation.
Student Self-Evaluation Instructions
Please use the form below to complete a self-evaluation of your performance and accomplishments in the 2025-26 academic year.
- Please provide information for the most recent academic year, from August 01, 2025 to July 31, 2026.
- If you have not yet met a requirement but plan to do so, provide the scheduled/estimated date of completion.
- All students are required to upload a copy of their updated CV and IDP with their evaluation submission.
Individual Development Plan (IDP)
- The College of Pharmacy does not require a specific IDP template. A COP-specific IDP template has been created with Pharmaceutical Sciences student milestones, although students may elect to use another template. Current grad students can access the COP IDP template through the Grad Program Canvas site.
- Learn more about UF’s requirement to complete an IDP and find alternative templates on the UF Grad School Professional Development website.