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From Application to Graduation: Navigating Purdue Pharmacy with Purpose
Throughout this episode of Living the Pharm Life, listeners get a clear picture of what sets Purdue’s pharmacy program apart—its close-knit environment, affordability, and student-centered approach. Maggie Rose, a third-year professional student and President of the Purdue
Pharmacy Ambassadors, along with Steve Myszak, Assistant Dean for Student Affairs at Purdue’s College of Pharmacy each offer valuable advice for prospective students navigating the college selection process, encouraging them to look beyond rankings and focus on fit and support.
The conversation focuses on the strong sense of community within the College of Pharmacy, often affectionately referred to as the “Pharmily.” Maggie and Mr. Myszak discuss how the Office of Student Services functions as a central hub, offering academic guidance, emotional
support, and personal development resources. These services help students manage the pressures of pharmacy school while feeling connected and supported. Maggie also highlights her leadership role in the Pharmacy Ambassadors and how it has helped her grow both personally and professionally through mentorship, outreach, and community engagement.
Whether you're a prospective student or already deep into your pharmacy journey, this conversation is full of helpful insights and encouragement for making the most of the Purdue experience.
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By Purdue University College of PharmacyThroughout this episode of Living the Pharm Life, listeners get a clear picture of what sets Purdue’s pharmacy program apart—its close-knit environment, affordability, and student-centered approach. Maggie Rose, a third-year professional student and President of the Purdue
Pharmacy Ambassadors, along with Steve Myszak, Assistant Dean for Student Affairs at Purdue’s College of Pharmacy each offer valuable advice for prospective students navigating the college selection process, encouraging them to look beyond rankings and focus on fit and support.
The conversation focuses on the strong sense of community within the College of Pharmacy, often affectionately referred to as the “Pharmily.” Maggie and Mr. Myszak discuss how the Office of Student Services functions as a central hub, offering academic guidance, emotional
support, and personal development resources. These services help students manage the pressures of pharmacy school while feeling connected and supported. Maggie also highlights her leadership role in the Pharmacy Ambassadors and how it has helped her grow both personally and professionally through mentorship, outreach, and community engagement.
Whether you're a prospective student or already deep into your pharmacy journey, this conversation is full of helpful insights and encouragement for making the most of the Purdue experience.