Ellijay, Georgia

It is easy to just apply for the most quality neuroscience program, but I'm also looking for research opportunities, affiliated hospitals, quality professors, and a safe environment. How can I get this kind of information about a college?

I am an upcoming high school senior, so I have not had the opportunity to shadow or volunteer at hospitals. I am looking to do some medical/health-related courses to put me in a higher spot. I already did CPR/AED and first aid.

I am a current senior in High school. I would like to get a neuroscience major. I like nature a lot and music has helped me with my mental health stability. I sometimes feel like I don't know how to put my thoughts into words, how can I improve on that?

I want to try and become a doctor, most likely a pediatrician, but I'm not sure if I want to be in school for over 10 years. What should I do?

Currently dedicated to the healthcare pathway and have been for a long time; however, I feel it'd too late to be interested in/ commit to anything else if I eventually decide to discontinue healthcare.

I am in the 10th grade and I will be 16 this year and I have no clue how to be financially successful in the future,because of this I am honestly scared of the future.

How can I maintain my grades in high school, and how can I decide what I want to major in?How do I understand what I am passionate it, and how can I execute a plan to understand my career path?

Is the medical field a safe place for nonbinary doctors? I know some professions can be a hostile place for LGBTQ+ people

I understand that this a opinionated question but I still want to see how people like this job?

How much would it affect things?

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Just some information of how someone in the field would do on daily basis.

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