Joyce Said:

Is being a pharmacist and a doctor good? or will it be harder to get a job?

We Answered:

Getting into school is more difficult than getting a job.

To get into medical school, you have to be a straight A student.

To get into pharmacy B+ grade may be needed

Vivian Said:

How can I improve my chances of being accepted into the PharmD program?

We Answered:

First, Ohio State requires a bachelors. All the schools in CA have a de facto requirement of a bachelors. The remaining schools require at least 2 years of college.
Your high school grades are absolutely irrelevant to PharmD admissions unless you are applying to a 6 year school.

Ken Said:

what is the best way to become a nurses assistant in dayton ohio?

We Answered:

Try visiting startanursinghome com for more insights and information about nursing career.

Andre Said:

Graduate school loans. A financial mistake?

We Answered:

Are there jobs available to people with a masters in health admin and no work experience? If so, what kind? How much demand is there for someone with an MA in that field and no work experience? That's a key question. I'm just afraid that you'll end up no better off than you are right now, but with an additional $90k in loans. Be cautious. Do serious research.

You're in Ohio? Sherwin Williams has jobs available for entry-level chemists, R&D technologists, etc. in a variety of Ohio locations, including Columbus. They also offer special training programs for entry level people. You're a *female* with a bachelors in chemistry - a field where women are underrepresented. I think you should try even harder to find a job. Did you do an internship? Do you have lab experience? Make sure your resume is showing you to your best potential, and keep looking. Start with SW and other big chemical/coatings/paints and etc. companies. Even if they say they aren't hiring, send in your resume anyway. Then follow up.

I know that the SW Columbus website says that they aren't accepting applications. APPLY ANYWAY. Take my word on that one.

And send one to SW corporate in Cleveland. If you know someone who works for SW, have them hand in your resume. Then follow up.

Justin Said:

I graduated from highschool and got in 2 semester of college.....?

We Answered:

Try contacting you local unemployment office and your state education department for assistance./