Farmington, Minnesota
What does a typical day look like for professionals working in oncology infusion, chemotherapy, or radiation therapy, and what are the most meaningful and most challenging parts of that work?
I have been working as a nursing assistant since I was 16 and recently got my phlebotomy license. For a while I thought I wanted to be a nurse, but I recently switched to health science.
What are some major factors that contribute to the nationwide shortage of Speech Language Pathologist and Speech Language Pathologist Assistant's?
My name is Amber I am a returning adult student. I will be pursuing a degree as a Speech Language Pathologist Assistant. I was diagnosed with Dysphagia about a year ago and when trying to see an SLP there was a wait to get in after a little research I found out that there is a nationwide...
How to find the right Graduate School?
I'm going into my last year of undegrad and I will have to start applying to grad schools soon. I was wondering if anyone had any tips or advice on how to find the right fit for grad school. Do people usually go on tours or just pick based on websites or programs? Should cost be a big factor or...
What is the best way to get into the Auto sports industry?
Should I get a degree in mechanical engineering? I want to design race cars but Im not sure where to start.
#Spring26
How do you balance the original historical context of the Constitution with modern interpretation when working with precedent Also, what kinds of internships or experiences in undergrad best prepare you for constitutional law? ?
Hi! I'm a high school senior, and I am pursuing an education in History Law on the pre-law track. In my AP government class, we are reviewing 16 court cases and thinking about how these cases show the dynamics of the state and federal levels of government, as well as their effects on other...
If you could go back to DPT school, what is one thing you would focus on more, and one thing you would focus on less?
I'm starting DPT school soon and would love to hear opinions on how to make the most of my experience!
What is it like to work in software/robotics?
What does a work day look like in software/robotics? What tasks do you perform daily? What do you love/hate about it? What is it really like to work in this field?
How can I build confidence, gain research experience, and access strong opportunities in fields like Neuroscience and Data Science—especially when I’m starting with little background and attending a small private university with limited resources?
Did you know much about research and its process before you started? And how did you ensure getting research opportunities throughout college? I feel like I’m going into this with little to no background information, and it’s definitely hitting my confidence a bit. I’m very open to learning...
How can one gain the opportunity to work in the game industry as a concept artist How might one make themselves more marketable in this department??
What to fill your portfolio with? How to make your concepts unique and marketable across the industries.
Best study tips and methods for new bio majors!
What are some of the best ways to study for a biology major? I'm currently a senior in high school and for college I want bio to be my major! While I am really good at biology, I know college is quite a bit different, so if you have any tips let me know!
What is a good major to get into in undergraduate school if you want to be a heart surgeon?
I am confused on what major I should peruse to become a heart surgeon. Right now I am considering majoring in biology.
How do music teachers feel about not actually being able to play in their bands and choirs?
I'm thinking of becoming a music teacher because I want a stable career in music, but I'm scared that I'll miss playing in the band.
What do you hope the next generation of nurses will carry foward?
Hello! My name is Ana, I am a soon-to-be nursing student!
I want to know the values and/or lessons that experienced nurses believe are the most important to keep alive in my future career. Whether that be traditions, skills, etc. #Fall25
What advice would be given to someone that is interested in Psychology and Neuroscience and how is this career path growing in the professional world?
I’m in 12th grade currently and looking into neuroscience. I really enjoyed AP Psych and I am interested in a possible career path related to Psych and Neurology.
How do medical schools view students who start at community college before transferring to a university #Fall25?
I’m considering starting at a community college for the first two years to save money before transferring to a university. Since I hope to pursue medicine, I want to understand how medical schools view this path and whether it affects competitiveness.
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