Amherst, Massachusetts

Hi, I am a sophomore in high school and have increasingly been asked what I want to study in college. I struggle with this question because I am fascinated by journalism, psychology, film/cinema, and digital design. How might I be able to go about choosing one specific field?

What process is the best to ensure I find the right college that has a good reputation and good education and will ensure I will exceed and land a successful career?

I've heard mixed answers on this, and I'm unsure. Please let me know!

I'm currently a highschool sophmore (10th grade).

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Currently looking to strengthen my application for college.

I am in school and I work, but I still want to improve more.

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I’m a 12th grade student who maintains a high GPA and works at a local hospital wanting to becoming a medical doctor.

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One of my dream jobs is to become a pharmacist and want to know what classes to take in college. I want to know is being a pharmacist worth the time spent in college.

What advice do you have for someone seeking a career change?
#FALL22

What should I look for when deciding the college I want to go to?

That this was what you wanted to do for the rest of your life. #FALL2

I am a Senior graduating High School this year and aspire to be a Physical- Education teacher. I am new to the process and want to know the best way to do it. Thank you! #Fall22

IF my potential major is biology? How could I narrow down my options after graduating?
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Which is a better major? Psychology or Law?

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