Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Science is an undergraduate and graduate college that offers majors in areas such as dental hygiene, nursing, radiology, nuclear medicine, chemistry and pharmacy. The private co-ed college is located on beautiful Longwood Avenue, alongside world renound hospitals as well as Harvard Medical School. The college has three campuses: Boston, Worcester and Manchester, NH. The school enrolls about 3,200 students and employs about 300 faculty. Check out Povo's Guide To Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences. Areas of study: Undergraduate:

• Pharmacy
• Nursing
• Dental Hygiene
• Physician Assistant Studies
• Radiologic Studies
• Environmental Sciences
• Health Psychology
• Chemistry
• Pre-medical and health studies

Graduate:

• Drug Regulatory Affairs and Health Policy
• Drug Discovery and Development
• Pharmaceutical Sciences
• Medicinal Chemistry
• Pharmacology

With their motto "Crazy about food," they couldn't be more right. This supermarket, a staple for all BU students, is the ultimate in convenience. Open 24 hours, fully equipped with a pharmacy and florist, this Shaw's has everything a college student could need at any time of the day... or night! So when you're heading home from a late night out and all the pizza places are closed, stop by Shaw's and pick up a DiGiorno.

The newest addition to the yuppification of Davis Square, this cleaner-than-average CVS/Pharmacy carries all of your personal-care needs like shampoo, face products, toothpaste and a cutting-edge photo processing center for digital/traditional photos. CVS also offers prescription medication, over-the-counter medication, cards, gifts, household needs, etc. It’s staffed by a board-certified pharmacist who staffs the counter to answer any questions about the prescribed medications.

The Park Plaza isn't just a hotel—it's a historic landmark. The opulent lobby would not look out of place on the Titanic (pre-iceberg, that is), and with 950 rooms across 15 floors, it rivals the ocean liner in size. Rooms range from tasteful if tiny singles to 2-bathroom family doubles, some with scenic park views. Amenities include fitness and business centers, a beauty salon, a pharmacy, valet parking ($36), airport transportation ($12), and several restaurants, the most notable of which is Todd English's Bonfire, and a bar (Whiskey Park). Doubles $169+; suites $229-4749. Prices fall slightly in autumn but rise for Commencement. Reservations taken up to a year in advance. The hotel is in an ideal location - short walks to Boston Common, Newbury Street and Boylston. This section contains information from Harvard Student Agencies' Unofficial Guide to Life at Harvard.

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