The interviewers are curious about how thoroughly you've explored their financial assistance. They want assurances you'll not only be able to afford the costs associated with attending MCPHS University, which is not exclusive to tuition and cost of living. Improper planning could result in you not completing your degree, and if that seems like a risk, it will affect your chances of admittance. Pharmacy school is an investment, and you need to be sure you can handle the financial requirements associated with your acceptance. Keep your answer brief and to the point. Let the interviewers know you have a solid financial plan for your schooling.
As they state on their website, "Helping you put an MCPHS education within your reach. A college education is a big investment. But with a degree from MCPHS and a fulfilling career in healthcare, you'll be well on your way to many rewarding returns. We'll work with you one-on-one to help you understand the costs and manage them. We deliver more than 20 million in institutional dollars to eligible students, and more than 90 percent of our students receive some sort of financial assistance. While it's nearly impossible to put a price on building your life around your passion, we think you'll find that MCPHS is a remarkable, all-around value for what you get in return. Let us help create a financial plan that works for you and your family."
"#1 University in the U.S. for Earning Power - Wall Street Journal/Times Higher Education 2018 College Rankings. #3 In the U.S. for Return on Investment - Georgetown University Center on Education and the Workforce. 100 Programs to choose from in the health sciences. Use our Program Finder to zero in on your future career. 90 Percent of students receive financial aid."
