Bloomington, California
How important is it to have a MSN in the nursing field?
I am wondering whether to get a BSN or a MSN when I enter college. #nursing
I want to get into med school; which major for an undergrad will look better on my application... Biochemistry or Neuroscience?
#medicalschool
#college
#STEM
#healthcareer
I live two hours away from university; is it better if I get on-campus housing?
#studentlife
#college
Is it smart to major and minor or just focus on a major?
Is it a good idea to both major and minor or is it better to just focus on your major? # #majors-and-minors #co #college-major #choosing-a-major #major
Is it not a good idea to go into college undecided?
I'm not sure what I want to do yet, but should I try to figure it out before I start college? #undecided
What are the most transferrable degrees in today's job market?
#adultstudent
#onlinecourses
#transferstudent
#collegedegree
#jobmarket
What is the best way to obtain ROI on a college degree?
#bachelordegree
#adultstudent
#collegeROI
#collegeloands
#collegedebt
#scholarships
#grants
Are University of California (UC) students allowed to have vespas on campus for their freshman year ?
#UCsystem #UCSC
When awarded with a scholarship, does the college that I'm attending automatically get notified? Or does the money go straight to them?
#scholarships
How to balance work life with school
what are some things I can do to balance work life and going back to school online
#worklife #schoolife
where is a good website for scholorships
I want to find a good source for scholarships to help pay for colledge #schlorships
What organizational methods, study routines, or lifestyle activities better equip an overwhelmed college student to thrive?
In other words, what are some good tips for proactive studying (i.e. making flash cards, taking notes from the book, making diagrams/analogies), for a healthy lifestyle (i.e. daily exercise or exercise ‘X’ times per week, eating a certain diet), and good organization (i.e. keeping a planner,...
At what point during my medical career path should I apply for career-related internships to supplement my college education?
To be a successful student, it is imperative to have practice within a designated career to become an experienced physician and know I will need years of clinical experience. I am wondering, when is it possible/advisable to begin internship work within the approximate 9-10 years of pre-med and...
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