Galesburg, Kansas
What does it truly mean to do 'research' in today's time?
Having gone through my first year of college- it is common to hear the word "research" often. What does it really mean to do research? I am looking for someone who has done research, doesn't matter what field, to explain what it means to them and how they would define it. I think any textbook...
What is it really like to be a pharmacist? Is it boring? Do you feel like you're doing something rewarding? Is it worth the money?
A lot of people have told me to go into pharmacy, but I'm worried about feeling like it's a non-rewarding job, as well as messing up someone's prescription and potentially bringing them harm. - I'm a bit of a mess in science (chemistry and biology) lab classes. #medicine #biology #chemistry...
What would the benefits be if I minored in a foreign language (Spanish for example)? My ideal major is undecided, but I want to better my understanding of the Spanish language (I am currently in a Spanish Class). Would minoring in Spanish be the way to
In today's world it's very helpful, if not essential, to known another language. I want to better myself and be able to interact with more people by expanding my knowledge of the Spanish language and culture. I am unsure if minoring in Spanish would be the best way to help me learn the...
What field should I work in?
I've always enjoyed working with computers, and I've found that tinkering with android phones is something I really enjoy doing. I love trying different custom operating systems and setting everything up efficiently. If these are the things I enjoy doing, what career choice is best for me? I've...
How employable is a 4 year degree in electrical/computer engineering from the university of iowa?
I plan to go to Iowa, and i'm wondering how easy it is to get a job with this major. #engineering #computer #software #electrical-engineering
With technology advancing as fast as it is these days, which medical career is the smartest to go into, if any: doctor, pharmacist, dentist, radiologist ?
I want to go into a career in the medical field, but I also want to ensure that my job and degree will be useful to me twenty years down the road. #doctor #dentistry #doctorate-degree #pharmacists #bachelors-degree #masters-degree #medical-field #radiologist
What job opportunities are open to me if I major in civil engineering?
I am interested in helping/working with people, but also designing, creating, and mathematics. Civil engineering seems a good choice and I was wondering what jobs I could find with a degree in civil engineering. Thank you! #engineering #internships #civil-engineering
While in college, is it possible to balance a social life, extra-curricular activities (such as student government), a part-time job AND maintain a 4.0 GPA? Or is a 4.0 even a realistic goal?
In high school, I am pretty involved my various activities (NHS, sports, job, youth group, music, etc.), but still manage to keep a 4.0 GPA. A few of my friends who are currently in college, who had a 4.0 in high school, talk about how difficult to keep even a 3.8, much less 4.0. #college...
How much "exploration" (time-wise and in terms of course-load) is enough to ensure that your intended major is the most suitable/'right' choice for you?
I currently go to Rutgers University (New Brunswick) and will be a rising second year student intending to major in Cell Bio and Neuroscience with a minor in Economics. I intend to follow the traditional pre-med track with a special focus on business. Being at Rutgers this first year, I...
Do you agree with the statement, "Not everybody should go to college, but everyone needs to get an education of some sort"?
A teacher once told my class this no I wasn't too sure if I agree or not. #business #engineer #law #economics #general #mechanics
What is the value of a college degree in today's society?
In my experience I have witnessed many people who have gone to college, but are neglected a decent job. On the other side of the spectrum, there are a handful of those who do not have college degrees yet have made a very comfortable living for themselves. #business #law #sports #general
Should I apply to early admission even though I do not sufficient money to pay for the college and would rely heavily on financial aid?
I was wondering whether it is safe to apply to a college early admission even though I do not have sufficient money to pay for it. I don't want to be in a situation where I get to a college, can't afford it, so I have to take many loans. #college #financial-aid #application #early-action
Is it better and cheaper to go to a out of state college if I live in California?
I have compared the prices of colleges in and out of state and I realize that it would be cheaper to leave the state. However, I am unsure whether this will be a good choice or not. #college #college-admissions #career #higher-education
What do you think is better -coaching an unknown college or high school in the US to gain experience or coaching a pro team in another country?
I want to be a professional basketball coach #basketball #coach #sports #athletics
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