Chilmark, Massachusetts

My GPA is 3.7 and I am applying for all nursing programs at mostly catholic schools. I have started a youth group at my church and I am a Eucharistic Minister.

I want to stay in Massachusetts and I plan to study advertising and marketing. I want to choose a good school that won't leave me in debt for thirty years when I get out of school. There are so many possibilities and it is diff ult to find the perfect fit. What main aspects should I be looking...

Especially in AI and quantum computing

What is the difference between degrees, such as Bachelors, Doctorate, Masters? #FALL2022

What is a minor in college? #Fall2022

I'm looking into going into accounting and finance, but don't have an idea of specifically what job I would want. When thinking about accounting, I think of sitting in an office all day and simply doing whatever it is you do for your company. Is the stress manageable or hard to handle?

College adaption?

What is the best way to get scholarships for a incoming college freshemn?

I have an idea of what I want to pursue in the medical field, but is there any way that I can ensure it is the right choice before I plan to study it?

There seem to be many different things you need to take into account when choosing a college and it can be overwhelming to sort those details out.

If I did EMT training before nursing school would that help me?
What nursing school is better?
Should I go straight into nursing school or should I get my associates then go into a higher nurisng school?

What is the best major for an FBI agent, What criminal justice major is better criminal justice BS or criminal justice BA ?

Is a minor in Business worth the degree ?

i would like to know which college is best for these two different career paths as i am interested in them and plan on studying one of them in the future.

For those who are teachers, how much freedom do you feel you have in the way you teach? Do you feel that the way you teach is how you were told or do you feel you have freedom? For example to be more or less interactive, or more hands on or less hands on.

How do I know if the career path I choose is right for me?

I am 6’2, 15 years old and a hard worker. I like a challenge and im in need of a job #bluecollar #work #career #sports #social-work #job

#athletic-training #medicine #sports

As a school counselor do you create the master schedule? #counselor #scheduling #teaching #teacher #school #counseling

I'm a student at Roger Williams University wanting to study psychology and get a core concentration of educational studies. I enjoy subjects like English, History, and math (even though I'm the best at math I still enjoy doing it). #teaching #education #psychology

#nursing #healthcare

#nursing #healthcare #college

#carpentry

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#carpentry # Questions

I'm going to be starting college in the spring semester, so in the mean time I'm taking a chemistry class and working. I'm looking forward to starting school, but I'm interested to know how others handled this transition!
#college #student #springsemester

When I applied for college I wasn't sure what I wanted to do within the medical field, so I applied as a biology major and am currently in a general studies program. I still plan on majoring in biology, but I'm also seriously thinking about going into nursing after. I know there are accelerated...

I'm going to school in Boston for the upcoming school year, and even though I didn't qualify for a work study, I'm going to need to work during the school year to be able to make it through college without excessive amounts of debt. I don't want to sacrifice all of my time outside of classes to...

I got into and decided on my first choice school, but I got into a program where you start in January and then catch-up to everyone during a summer semester abroad. I'm really excited about all of that, but now that the summer is almost over and most of my friends are gearing up to go away and...

Lately I've been reading a lot of "it doesn't really matter where you went to college after you get your first job" kind of things and "the cheapest school is the best option" answers from around the internet. Granted, these aren't necessarily from reputable sources and everyone's experiences...

I'm going into college and I know that I want to major in biology, but I'm not too sure beyond that. I want to be able to try out different things through internships and maybe part time jobs in school and during grad school after that, but I don't think that even in five or six years from now...