Dexter, Michigan

I am an incoming medical student (MS1), preparing to start school in the fall of 2026. One of my biggest worries is the amount of information we will be taught in medical school. How can I keep up or plan ahead? #Spring26 #Fall26

What dual enrollment classes should I take to be prepared for dental school or an undergrad major in biology?

Do you feel our medical system is effective or efficiently run?
Would you recommend a career in the healthcare field to a senior high school student considering a path in the healthcare field. #fall25

I am completing my associates in ECE and am planning on transferring to a 4-year college to get my bachelors. I just wanted to know how I know if this is the right degree I am pursuing. I love children and don't ever want to make my career about money or numbers, but with recent changes in the...

Such as tasks, types of reports, what you could work on (human, animal, plant genetics), what hours are like, etc.

I've applied to lots of scholarships already but my CommonApp is used with my school account that will delete after my senior year. Do I need to worry about this?

I applied to mutlipe schools but I actually want to go to my local community college and then transfer after 2 years. I did apply to my first choice but what do I do about all the other ones?

Looking for advice on how to study for med Surg nursing? #Fall25

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I plan on moving two hours away from home. I am really close with my parents and family, but I know I need to branch out to become my own person. I know I'm going to miss them, so I want advice on how to cope or mentally prepare.

I'm currently working on my bachelor's degree in Graphic design, and there are moments when I feel my artwork isn't up to par, and whether my work will be received well. How do I get past this mindset?

I am looking for conservation based field work opportunities and applying to colleges like Michigan State and the University of Chicago.

I am a high school senior so I still have time to figure out my job situation but it would be nice to get ahead of the game.

I am a high school senior interested in studying chemistry. I want to pursue a career in forensic science. I have taken a high school-level forensic science class and really enjoyed it, and I have always enjoyed chemistry, but I know it is difficult.

Hi! I'm a high-schooler looking for good colleges in the warmer states to major in CSI forensic and criminal investigation, have any suggestions?