Pre-Health Career Advising and Resources
The Citadel provides extensive support and resources to pre-health students who are preparing to apply to medical, dental, veterinary, PA, or PT school, or to any other health-related program. Some resources include pre-professional clubs, service opportunities, personal advising, access to enrichment activities, a summer study abroad trip, and a mentorship program. Learn more by following this link.
Pre-Law Advising and Resources
The Citadel’s pre-law program familiarizes prospective law school applicants with the law school application process, coursework required of law students, various law schools, and areas of practice. The program helps Citadel students and alumni determine whether a legal education suits their professional goals and then aids them in matriculating at the right law school for them. Our pre-law society, The Citadel Inn of Court, gives participants the chance to interact with both lawyers and law school admissions personnel. Our pre-law advisor can help you choose appropriate undergraduate coursework and guide you through every aspect of the law school admissions process.
Finally, we offer classes with substantive law content taught by faculty with J.D.s in academic departments such as Business, Criminal Justice, English, Intelligence Studies, and Political Science. Thomas Horan, J.D., Ph.D., The Citadel’s Pre-Law Advisor, can be reached at horant1@citadel.edu. His services are available to all Citadel students and alumni. For The Citadel Inn of Court, please follow this link (opens in a new tab).
Pre-Chaplaincy and Ministry Career Advising and Resources
The Citadel provides extensive support and resources to pre-chaplaincy and pre-ministry students who are preparing to apply to Seminary, Military Chaplaincy, Hospital or Corporate Chaplaincy, Professional Ministry Positions (including ordained or non-ordained vocations), non-profit organizations, or to any other ministry-related program. Our program familiarizes the student with the process of ordination, endorsement, seminary education, and commissioning as appropriate to the ministry or chaplaincy vocation they want to pursue. The program helps the student discern which vocational path suits their vocational goals.
Resources include advising for courses across multiple departments suited to careers in chaplaincy and ministry; cadet chaplain and Religious Affairs positions offering hands-on practical training; service opportunities; personal advising; access to enrichment activities; summer study abroad trips; and a mentorship program.
Ch, Col Aaron Meadows, M.Div., D.Min., The Citadel’s Pre-Chaplaincy/Ministry advisor, can be reached at chaplain@citadel.edu. His services are available to all Citadel students and alumni. Learn more by following this link: https://www.citadel.edu/chapel/about/chapel-staff/.