Denton, Maryland

I am a high school senior looking to pursue a career in occupational therapy. I want to make sure I stay on track to have the most successful career I can.

I plan to become a surgeon, specifically a plastic surgeon. I would like to know more about what challenges I can expect as a black woman becoming a surgeon. I've read that less than 3% of surgeons are black women so there must be many systemic challenges that are keeping those numbers low.

I am 99.9% sure I want to be a Biochemistry major. The lingering question is whether I should be Biochemistry or Chemistry. Is my college advisor the right person to call?

What is the best advice for keeping up with everything due in my senior spring semester as well as completing everything I need to for my "college stuff". I have a very long to-do list!

Tips on preventing burnout

I am planning to go to college for a degree in Business Management and minor in Education. I am a high school senior now but would like to start getting my real estate license while in college. Also, when getting my real estate license my goal is to one day own my own firm.

Teacher, research, and Doctor are common careers. What else is out there?

I am currently a senior in High school and in College, I am going to major in Nursing. I would like to find ways to study better, to get the most out of my coursework to better prepare myself for my future career as a Registered Nurse.

Hello Everyone! I had a question for anyone who went to DelTech and did the Visual Communications connected degree. I really want to know how that went for any of you and what specific transfer option y’all chose, since I know there’s a few. I’m planning to do this path and lately I’ve been...

I am a current undergraduate freshman student attending the University of Delaware, and I am majoring in Pre-Veterinary Medicine along with minoring in Animal Nutrition.

I am a High-school senior who is looking to go into the field of Medical illustration, motivated by a combined love of biology and the arts. But now more than ever I keep on hearing about AI removing job opportunities for artists. I believe that medical illustration, however, relies on a...

I've been trying to balance applying for scholarships while dealing with the constant demands of college (academics, activities, etc). Now that we're getting closer to break, I'll be able to dedicate more time to scholarships that'll help fund my college journey. For more background, I'm a...

The London Police requires applicants to live in the UK for 3 years prior to joining. - If I go to University in the United Kingdom (Great Britain) on a Student Visa, does that count towards the three years’ residency requirement to join the London MET Police? - Is the London MET Police a Home...

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I am interested in working at Buckingham Palace for 5 years on a work visa, but as a non-British citizen, I noticed a contradiction. The vacancies page on the Royal Family website says that international applicants have to have the legal right to work in the United Kingdom before applying, but...

Something remote, paid, 20 hours or less.

For work related purposes

I just finished my senior year of high school and will be starting college this fall as a biological engineering major. I’m passionate about biotechnology and all its subfields, especially healthcare applications. I want to explore career paths where I can make a meaningful impact and...

I am currently a high school senior graduating from an early college high school.

I’m a 17 year old senior in high-school and I want to learn more about what motivates professionals to choose family law. I am very interested in law and would like to understand what experiences leads other people to this career path.

I am planning on going to a foreign university, but am currently still deciding. I wanted to know a bit more if this is feasible.

I want to be hands-on and contribute to something meaningful, but I’m not sure where to start or how competitive those opportunities are. Are research opportunities mostly reserved for upperclassmen or students with connections? How do I find professors doing work I care about, and how do I...

I will be a freshman in college this fall, and while graduation is far away, I want to have a general idea of what I want to do so that my degree will be helpful in my career. I would like to become an FBI agent after graduating from college, and I know that the job, like many others, can take...

I'm an upcoming college freshman considering double majoring in nursing and psychology. I've researched and personally heard stories about double majoring and the rigorous workload that comes with it, but would it be necessary for my career path?

I will be attending a 4-year university in the fall and was wondering: how easy is it to have a novel published after seeking a creative writing degree?

like i heard that the people who choose medical they can't enjoy their life like they can't go on parties o birthdays they can't visit their friends all they need is to compromises

I will be starting college in the fall and want to make sure I get the most out of my experience. What are the best ways to establish good study habit when starting college? #Spring2025

I am a high school senior in Kent County, DE, with an Animal Science pathway. I will be attending DelVal this Fall and will be studying small Animal Science. I would love to have a learning opportunity in a small Veterinary clinic.

I've been wanting to do dance for a long time and looking to get rid of old habits and do it.

I am looking for some ways to make some extra money (in cash, off the books) on the side of being a full-time student in the school year, and always busy summers. I am a Sophomore (Class of 2027) in High School, and am about to finish my first trimester of the new school year. As of now, my...