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Scholarships for P1 Students?
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Ouch, Abilify. 
I know that at Idaho State the (few) scholarships that are available to P1s are school-specific. At our interview we filled out a scholarship application. The school boasts that they give out "over $135,000 in scholarships every year" to pharm students, but with ~220 students total, that's not a lot of money. A lot of the scholarships require that you graduated from a certain high school or had parents that went to ISU, etc. My favorite is the one "awarded to a Doctor of Pharmacy major with a cumulative gpa no greater than 3.80."
I've done searches for general pharmacy scholarships and they've mostly come up empty. Perhaps the dearth of free money available is because pharmacists generally do OK for themselves after they graduate. Either way, you are probably going to have to rely on your school's financial aid office for the best info.
I know that at Idaho State the (few) scholarships that are available to P1s are school-specific. At our interview we filled out a scholarship application. The school boasts that they give out "over $135,000 in scholarships every year" to pharm students, but with ~220 students total, that's not a lot of money. A lot of the scholarships require that you graduated from a certain high school or had parents that went to ISU, etc. My favorite is the one "awarded to a Doctor of Pharmacy major with a cumulative gpa no greater than 3.80."I've done searches for general pharmacy scholarships and they've mostly come up empty. Perhaps the dearth of free money available is because pharmacists generally do OK for themselves after they graduate. Either way, you are probably going to have to rely on your school's financial aid office for the best info.
Most schools offer very few, if any scholarships to P1 students. Generally they offer scholarships for P2 and beyond.
It was a joke........at least I hopeNCRxgal said:My apologies, but what was your point in that comment again? I guess that one just kind of flew right by me.
It was hilarious 👍NCRxgal said:
You have to be able to see in color to get it
The B&W vision you have didn't help any
It's ashame you had that baby...
I found a scholarship for you but you are no longer eligible
http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/medicalnews.php?newsid=27897
I found a scholarship for you but you are no longer eligible
http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/medicalnews.php?newsid=27897
NCRxgal said:
You really don't get the joke? Look at a source with a bunch of scholarships and see how many are only open for certain ethnic groups.
Oh jesus....I sort of agree with the guy's motives, but I don't think he realises that there's no foolproof way of proving you're a virgin...Caverject said:
