Sheila74

I can not send message for some reason maybe too new on this site.

I saw on the CSU website that you have to find a proctor for exams and pay $30 for each exam. Is this true? I have not seen any forms or told of these extra charges.

If we get a head start on the reading in Pharm do they do the chapters in order? Also are the test and quizes open book or timed?

Yes, I'm not registered yet either. I bought a book called "clinical pharmacology made ridiculously simple" as a reference to help with our pharmacology class. I live in CT and have found the smaller private practices if you go in person tend to be more receptive. Big cities should have areas of special need (low income areas) that would probably love students in their facilities, try to think of smaller places rather than the larger ones that the universities tend to have contracts with in place already. Try to set OB and pediatrics now even though it's a year out, those tend to be the ones that hold people up on graduation due to lack of finding a preceptor. Try to use social media and word of mouth also. Good luck! We all need it!

Hi! Did you email (MODERATOR EDIT OF NAME) for a list of clinical sites that have affiliations already? It was a pretty extensive list. I got lucky with my PCP. Try urgent care clinics, any internal medicine/family practice. I had much better luck going in person rather than phone/email, harder to ignore you that way.

I live in CT and will be doing Full Time online also. Is there a FB page started so we can communicate about classes/questions?