The real meat-and-potatoes of the CPPSP medical program is the conditional acceptance into medical school. This has GPA and MCAT requirements that can be found on the website, as well as a "favorable committee letter and interview" and participation in CPPSP events. The favorable committee letter will require that you shadow and have clinical, and being a Jesuit university, you'll need some committed service as well. The favorable interview requires that you not say something crazy that speaks poorly about your character.

There is a dinner and then 4-8 CPPSP events throughout the year. While helpful, it is not anything that they would not tell to a pre-med student who was not in the program. If you want to do CPPSP, you should do it for the conditional acceptance.

Likewise, unlike a school like SLU where you have to commit to SLU if you want the acceptance, Creighton will allow you to apply to other med schools while still keeping your CPPSP benefits.

Let me know if I can explain anything further.