Students How to Utilize Group Studying in College College represents a world of change, whether you're a freshman in undergrad or starting your first semester of graduate school. It's a special period of new found independence, but you still call your parents when you hit a pothole and can't afford new tires.
Students Featured How to Adjust to Pharmacy School Transitioning from undergrad to pharmacy school can feel like a daunting task. In my first couple of weeks I wasn't even sure which class I was in; only when the professor started teaching did I piece together what was going on.
Day in the Life Post-Doctoral Pharmacy Fellow: A Day in the Life Before you go through the rigorous process of trying to become a pharmacy fellow, wouldn't you like to know what it's actually like to be one?
Students Featured 5 Tips to Help You Land a Pharmacy Fellowship There's a saying in medicine attributed to Dr. Theodore Woodward, a former professor at the University of Maryland School of Medicine. "When you hear hoof beats, you should think horses, not zebras." How does this apply to fellowships?
