“I Chose Salus” Series
 

Choosing a program that will dictate your career can be a daunting choice. “Is this something I can see myself doing for years to come?” and “will I feel confident in my choice?” are just some of the questions that run through the mind when chosing a program that will later become a career.  Sometimes it is best to seek advice from those who have lived it. The University’s “I Chose Salus” series will give prospective students a sense of what a program is like, and how those who chose it feel about their choice. 
 
Kelsey Harnish, Optometry

Kelsey Harnish, Optometry

Kelsey Harnish, Optometry

I chose Salus to get the best clinical education.

Elizabeth Scott, Physician Assistant Studies

Elizabeth Scott, Physician Assistant Studies

Elizabeth Scott, Physician Assistant Studies

One of the major reasons I chose Salus was the early clinical exposure. Getting to interact with patients from the beginning of my PA education isn't just a great way to ensure I'll be prepared for clinical rotations, but also keeps my classroom experiences immediately applicable and rewarding.

Ashley Senss, Physician Assistant Studies

Ashley Senss, Physician Assistant Studies

Ashley Senss, Physician Assistant Studies

From the very beginning of the interview day, I was drawn to the atmosphere of the campus and the faculty/staff of the program at Salus.
Allison Wethey, Occupational Therapy

Allison Wethey, Occupational Therapy

Allison Wethey, Occupational Therapy

I chose Salus because during my interview the faculty felt like family. They were interested in who I was and saw that to be a good clinician it takes more than just good grades.

Evans Darko, Blindness and Low Vision Studies

I chose Salus because of the quality of the academic programs and interprofessional programs offered.

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