Admissions

Know what you really want. If you're willing to put in the work, you'll do well. If you love what you are studying, you'll enjoy it at MCPHS. It won't be easy, and you won't always be able to go out and party (as most freshmen hope to do because they are finally free, away from home, and on their own), but you will be well-prepared for the real world. Stay on top of everything and reach out for help when you need it.

Any student planning to attend this college should know one thing that I have learned the hard way. Be prepared to work extremely hard in study all of your classes, or else be prepared to fail. It may seem a bit daunting to read this, but if you are like many students who slack off their first year in college you will find that you regret it. Work hard and will find that your efforts will be noticed.

MCPHS University is a great place for people of all different backgrounds. The professors are always willing to help in and out of the classroom and love seeing their students engaged in class. Never hesitate to ask for help! There are a great number of help sessions for just about every course available on campus, whether that be free peer tutoring sessions, professors' office hours, private tutoring, academic resource counseling, etc.

Apply for loans early and make sure you have a good cosigner

Be in charge of your studies and remember to have fun as well. As a student of MCPHS you get discounts off all sporting events including Red Sox games, Celtics Games and many more. This college gives a huge opportunity for professional level students as you are in the heart of Boston and there are hundreds of job opportunities to go around.

If you thinking about becoming a future health profession, MCPHS is the college to attend. Professors are very helpful always ready to help and teach.

Make sure you can afford the time and commitment needed to attend this program, and that you are able to meet the standards of professionalism that they expect from you.

time management is key to be successful in college.

You should go in with an open mind and give the school a chance. Going from High school to college is a huge adjustment but If you have an open mind and put yourself out there to meet new people you will love it.