Welcome to your healthcare journey!

The University of Louisiana at Lafayette Pre-Professional Society

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ALERT: FALL 2026 SEMESTER AGENDA AVAILABLE

“We will provide all students interested in a health-care profession a forum for learning about their desired profession, learning about the health care system in general, and provide opportunities to meet other students with similar interests.”

—The PPS Constitution

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    STEP 1: Be a registered ULL student

    We are a pre-proffesional healthcare organization catered to the University of Louisiana at Lafayette students

    Apply to the University
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    STEP 2: Check our membership requirements

    It’s Free to sign up and attend our first meeting, but to be active, you must meet all active membership requirements

    requirements
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    STEP 3: Come to member induction or retreat!

    You ready to be a member? Come join us on our member community retreat and our first meeting.

    fall 2026 agenda
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    STEP 4: Dues and requirements completed

    Upon completing your dues and your active requirements, you will be considered an active PPS member.

    member portal

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