Q. If I am in the Profile for Success program, will I have the opportunity to take the DAT or MCAT at the end of the program?
A. Yes, time is built into the schedule for you to take the exam at our local testing center.

Q.  What might a typical day be like for the Profile for Success program?
A. A typical day consists of test preparatory courses, speaker presentations, and workshops.  Participants are in session from 8 AM to 5 PM, Monday through Friday.

Q. Will I have to live in the residence hall for the entire six weeks, even if I live close to the School of Dentistry?
A. Yes, all program participants are required to live in the residence hall for the duration of the six-week program.

Q. Do I have to remain at the program for the entire six weeks? What happens if I may need to start late or leave early?
A. It is the responsibility of program participants to ensure that there are no scheduling conflicts during the six weeks of PFS.  Exceptions are rarely made for a participant to begin the program late or leave the program early.

Q. How close are the School of Dentistry and the Medical School to the residence hall?
A. The School of Dentistry is about a 10-12 minute walk from the Hill area residence halls. The medical school is less than 10 minutes from the residence hall.

Q. What does the stipend cover?
A. The stipend covers your housing and living expenses during the program.  However, it is your responsibility to budget your money according to your needs during that time.

Q. Do we receive a meal plan?
A. No, meal plans are not provided. There are many restaurants, diners, and other eateries located on and off campus.  Local supermarkets and grocery stores are accessible by public transportation.  Additionally, dorms are equipped with refrigerators, microwaves, and cooking area for participants who may want to cook.  Cooking utensils such as pots and pans are available from the program.