This week was quite interesting; we received two seminars and they were both quite interesting. One of the tours, chiropractic medicine, intrigued me because I did not know that it was so global and a widely sought after career. The … Continued

This week was quite tame compared to the other weeks.  Although there was a lot of stress with the usual homework and daily quizzes, the week in general was not too difficult.  There were no tours except for students who … Continued

This week, I fell for a girl. Literally. Falling hurts. Falling on a bike going 20mph hurts even more. Late last week, I was riding my bicycle on the road after class (because it is by law illegal to ride … Continued

The intensity of the program keeps growing and growing exponentially. There is a lot of work that needs to be done and not a lot of time to do it. This led to my first “all nighter” in over 3 … Continued

The second week went by really quickly. Many of my fellow scholars were excited to hear that the Organic Chemistry and Physiology tests were postponed until Monday- allowing for an extra weekend of study time. I believe that this excitement … Continued

Move in.  Two words most college students dread.  Hauling room necessities, getting crammed in the elevator, making conversation with strangers in those crammed elevators, accidently bumping into people, and trying to organize your room.  Luckily for us SEP Scholars, move … Continued

My name is Kishan Darji and I am rising sophomore at East Carolina University. I was born and raised in Charlotte, N.C. by my two wonderful parents. I have an older brother who is in medical school right now that … Continued