Florida, USA

What is the best path to a hospital administration career? Please let me know your path to becoming a hospital administrator and schools attended. Currently, I’m planning for a bachelor in finance at FSU then a masters in hospital administration. #Spring25

When I was in high school, I was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes. I had to learn a new normal. I am now a sophomore in college and have decided to become a dietitian/nutritionist due to my diagnosis. I want to be able to help others manage this chronic illness.

I am currently in my second year of college. When I was in high school, I was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes. I had to learn how to manage my new normal.

Id love to hear different experiences from people in the field.

as an IT student at jobcorps I've been curious about possible hurdles id have to get through while learning and applying myself.

im currently enrolled at jobcorps looking to IT for a future career in software engineering and am looking forward to it.

starting IT classes pretty soon so any insight would be appreciated.

Looking for website suggestions, resume and interview tips, etc.

Looking for some note-taking, planning, summarizing, or focus websites or apps.

How do you manage your scholarships to ensure you are getting the right amounts and not wasting time with applications? also, with money received from scholarships how do I send them to my college?

I am going to school for exercise science because I love improving health and movement to make life better, and I want to help others do the same. I want to brainstorm ideas on future careers while I am still in school but am unaware of all the opportunities and wanted some insight.

What should I major in if my career choice is a Dermatologist? What are some Med Schools that I should attend if my career choice was a Dermatologist?

I am currently pursuing an AS degree in graphic and interactive design. But I am interesting to shift to interior design field. Since I my college is not in the same town I'm living I have to do the classes online (however I am willing to transfer to a university to be able to attend in person...

I graduate in May with my bachelor's degree and have considered a master's but don't know if it is worth it or if I really need it.

How do I know if biomedical engineering is the right major for me?
I don't really like the concept but i think it'll be a cool major if I focus on the engineering part solely.