Ferrysburg, MI

I am a junior and I am in the process of getting my college list done, but I am at a dead end where I don't know which one I specifically want to attend. All the schools are great with programs I'm interested but I'm just not sure how to decide. Any advice?

I am a rising senior (18y) and want to become a pharmaceutical physician. I want to take a part time job or intern at a pharmacy, but I do not have license for an official pharm technician. What kind of job can I do?

I am a rising senior who wants to become a pharmaceutical physician and go into research, but I am undecided which major I want to go into.

I just finished my associates. Now I’m looking at Ferris to get my bachelors done in hvac.

I need to become stylist & fashion I so I need a job about that but I don’t have diplomat for high school and I don’t have GED so I don’t know if I can found it thank you

I'm currently in an illustration major and looking for a minor. Thinking of minoring in either photography, business, or digital studies. I'm still unsure what I want to do for my future and would like a backup plan/skill. What is the best course of action? Is there any other minors I should...

I am a dual-enrolled freshman at Davenport University (in MI, USA) and for one of my assignments I have to create an interview with a professional in my chosen career field: a Software Developer. I have 10 questions that if someone could answer, it would be very appreciated and helpful. 1) How...

I've been thinking of other minors besides psychology and I'd like to know some beneficial ones.

Advanced training can open the door for someone to do much more than what they are doing now.

I've been thinking of majoring in criminal justice and minoring in psychology, and I would like to know whether that is a good idea.

I am majoring in printmaking which is a rare major.

I am looking to go into cardiovascular technology. I am interested in working in the cath lab.

I'm interested in graphics design and I've wanted to get into it but I have a busy schedule and don't often get time for anything else.

It is a big decision to become a speech pathologist at the beginning of college and was wondering what are the not as fun parts of being a speech pathologist.

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