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hi I m selling my fpgee books. if interested pls contact me. comprehensive pharmacy review 5th edition-30 d apha pharmacy -50 d mannon sheriff books (all 5)-50d Morris pharmacy notes (100d) mpje az (80d) and federal az (60d) prontopass math and compounding cards (100d) barron toffel with cds (30d) synapse books by shruti Mehta (50d-set of 5) if anyone interested pls contact me
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Hello does anyone know who to contact at Rite Aid who deals with recruitment? Any names, email addresses, phone numbers would be appreciated!
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Hi,I am from Turkey. I have just graduated from the Northwestern University, USA. I will take a Toefl test within one month. However, I don't have any chance to practice my speaking skills in the homeland. If you are interested in, please contact me. Hamzasaracoglu2015@u.northwestern.edu
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Hi,I am from Turkey. I have just graduated from the Northwestern University, USA. I will take a Toefl test within six month. However, I don't have any chance to practice my speaking skills in the homeland. If you are interested in, please contact me. Hamzasaracoglu2015@u.northwestern.edu
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Hi all, I'm currently shrotlisting a few professors with whom I would very much like to work as a PhD student aiming at 2018 applications. Since I believe first impressions count in this field (as in any other), I thought getting some insights from the Urch community could be valuable. Some points: - Should I address one specific paper/article or more broadly the area of expertise? The dilemma: while being more specific can be more appealing and show that you have done your homework and read his material, maybe the funding/research was limited to one specific paper, and I would also have an interest in other projects within his work. - Should I propose some further meeting in person/Skype? On one hand, an informal talk would always help. However, I can imagine that professors have insanely busy agendas and talking to students enquiring about PhD's can be undoable - Any rules about contacting more than one member of the same department? At all uni's I am considering applying, there is more than one professor with whom I would like to work General tips are also welcome =) PS: if it makes any difference, I'm mainly aiming at UK universities
