My college review

The college has a very good academic reputation. This college's graduates get good jobs. I was offered financial assistance. The cost of attending this college. A visit to this campus. College has a good reputation for its social activities. I wanted to go to a college about this size.

I choose this course because it is a diverse and rewarding career, with opportunities for patient care, scientific research and innovation. The majority of pharmacists (45%) work in an independent or retail chain community pharmacy and provide counselling to patients on the use of prescription and over-the-counter (OTC) medications. Exam time termed has 10 AM to 1 PM.

In the 8th semester, the students become eligible for campus placement. The highest average of the package is 40000 and the average package is 10000. The percentage of students required for getting a good placement is 70 above. My plan after getting the degree is to become a good pharmacist and work in the industry and visit as many places as possible.

This was the first-ever blogpost I ever wrote. I launched a blog called A First Taste of Law when I was studying in my 2nd year in law school, in 2008 with this post that I was compelled to write when faced with a fee hike that threatened to cut my career as a law student short. The fee hike took place, and I managed to pay the increased fees as I started to work on the side. Interestingly, working part-time was prohibited by the rules of the University. Anyway, as we have shut down A First Taste of Law, I am republishing this article on this blog. Read on to know how a 2nd-year law student studying on a student loan feels when there is a huge fee hike.

During my first year of college, I will be juggling many new experiences: new friends, new living situation, new activities, new classes and new teachers. While a lot of these new experiences are exciting, they can challenge your time-management skills and academic adjustment.