MCPHS-Worcester P1 Books

[vietricester]

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I am looking at the booklist, it said "Human Physiology & Pathophysiology I AND U.S. Health Care and Public Health System" those TWO BOOKS do not have an ISBN # neither have Publisher! so by any chance, do you guys know ISBN # for it? I heard those books are required but I did not get it yet. Thanks in advance.

 

[cangelilli]

http://www.mcphs.edu/academic_programs/pharmacy_wor/index.html

Go to this link and click on Pharmaceutical Sciences Book List Fall 2006. The classes you are asking about are listed on the second page and the ISBN's are on there. Good luck!

 

[J&J'sVette]

Hi there,

I forgot to write down the model # for the calculator we need. Can someone please let me know what the model # is?

Thanks!😳

 

[DrugDealer]

Hi there,

I forgot to write down the model # for the calculator we need. Can someone please let me know what the model # is?

Thanks!😳

Casio fx-300MS

It's the ugly one with the big grey circle in the middle of the top rows. I bought mine at Staples last year.

 

[J&J'sVette]

Hi DrugDealer,

Thank you very much for the model # for the Casio. I really, really like my
TI - 85 though from Texas Instruments. Have a great Labor Day!

 

[lizjunk]

Hi Worchester Students,

I am applying for the school, any tips on how to get in? I am seriously thinking that this is the only school I like b/c it's 3 yrs and need to get away from my parents. I have low gpa, 3.0 and no pharm exp., I have lots of vol. and work exp. though. Currently taking cc classes.

Thx!

 

[imkim01]

Hi Worchester Students,

I am applying for the school, any tips on how to get in? I am seriously thinking that this is the only school I like b/c it's 3 yrs and need to get away from my parents. I have low gpa, 3.0 and no pharm exp., I have lots of vol. and work exp. though. Currently taking cc classes.

Thx!

I think your overall GPA is a bit low. If you are done with your requirements, repeat some classes that you received Cs. Try to make it around 3.3 or a bit higher if it is possible. (I know it's not easy to bring up GPA if you have a lot of units) Get some experiences and expose yourself to pharmacy world.

Lastly, apply ASAP since they accept students right after the interview if you are qualified. They don't wait until they get all of applications. So you may have a better chance if you apply earlier.