Adam Said:

Need urgent help about internship!!!?

We Answered:

careers.scienceontheweb.net - I found such internship info here. It has lots of internships, job openings and scolarships for college students.

Beatrice Said:

Could i get into Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences?

We Answered:

Impressive extracurricular list. Like the previous poster stated, SAT scores are needed. Between now and acceptance date, raise your GPA as much as possible. Admission to MCP/AHS is extremely competitive.

Marcia Said:

worcester, MA residents--new CVS pharmacy opening?

We Answered:

On cvs.com, at the bottom right, under "corporate info" is a link for "careers" - if you click on that, it will bring you to the right space to apply online.

Henry Said:

Do I have a chance of getting into a 0-6 pharmacy school?

We Answered:

Yes.
I go to MCPHS and got around a 1800 with barely any extracurricular activities. Also got accepted to Northeastern's phamD program.

Daisy Said:

I need an adult opinion! Its about living on my own!?

We Answered:

Create a budget and figure it out for yourself.

It's a question no one else can answer since we don't know what all your expenses are. And even if we did, you need to do a budget, understand what your income and expenses are, and then make a common sense decision.

Think of this another way: If you don't move out, how much money can you save for 2 years?

Johnny Said:

College...?

We Answered:

Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences is decently ranked, though not stellar by USNews & World Reports, which means that selectivity should be something like moderately competitive.

Your question about medical field education is difficult because you did not specify what area interests you most. The best thing to do is to figure out which course of study most interests you and research colleges pertaining to that field. Generally, any school in the top 25 to 50 are going to be a good bet; nobody's going to mock your education. Going to a well known school that is only so-so for your field is okay too. Going to a crummy school that is also crummy in your field is a bad idea all around.

Here's a list of rankings broken down by area of interest.

http://grad-schools.usnews.rankingsandre…