Usmc's Motto Summary

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USC’s motto, PALMAM QUI MERUIT FERAT, means “let whoever earns the palm bear it.” This motto asserts virtues of dedication, honor, and achievement which reverberate in the work ethic of every student. As a Human Biology (B.S.) major aspiring to pursue the Applied Physiology tract, USC offers a thorough curriculum for me to develop a comprehensive knowledge on the subject material with ethical principles intertwined. USC’s major and minor combinations promotes a holistic education to help me broaden my understanding. By having the opportunity to take philosophy and business classes, I will be able to understand the ethics behind tough medical decisions and thoroughly understand how the healthcare system works. Having a viewpoint beyond the concrete

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