August, 2018 Newsletter

According to a recent survey compiled by YouthTruth, only half of U.S. students think their high schools have prepared them with the knowledge and skills they need for college. The survey results highlight feelings of confusion and uncertainty about college and careers, and reveal that most students don’t take advantage of support services. If you're feeling unprepared for your future in health care, the articles below highlight several ways to arm yourself with knowledge about college and what happens after you graduate.

Get a Head Start in High School

If you’re in high school and already know you want to go to school for pharmacy (or any other medical program), get a head start on your future plans. These tips will help you make the most of your time in high school and prepare you for what comes next.

Learn About the MCAT

Depending on your career path, the MCAT, or Medical College Admission Test, is something you’ll need to know inside and out. We have the answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about this infamous exam.

Hear it from the Professionals

If you want to know more about a certain career, learn from the people who already have the job! This interview with Dr. Tom Kalista will give you an inside look at the day-to-day life of a pharmacist, and why he chose the pharmacy.

Think Beyond Undergrad

Graduating from college may seem like the finish line right now, but for many students in health care programs, it’s just the beginning. Learn how to plan for graduate education and how to balance school with work when you get to this point of your professional career.