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I am an 11th grader and I am interested in becoming a CRNA but I would like to understand my path after high school such as prerequisites and how my dual enrollment can help to shorten time possibly.

I want to become a nurse in college(I'm not sure exactly which one yet) but I know that's what I want to do, what should I major and minor in.

I want to become a nurse but I've heard mixed things about the math portion involving nursing, do you need to know how to do math to become one? Of course I know how to to basic math, like elementary, school, middle, and some high school but i'm not very good at some parts involving math. If so...

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What are the factors to consider while starting a business??

Hi my name is princess,how can I start a business?#business

What jobs are easier to get but are still a bit in the medical field?

i really want to become a trauma surgeon and graduate with high honors . any advice will be helpful

I am an MPA first year student who is thinking ahead to next year about using the UGA alumni network to help me find a job. Thanks for your help!

Hi! I'm currently a Sophmore in high school and I am enrolling in dual enrollment over the summer. However, I do not know what classes I should take. I want to be an endocrinologist and study at the University of Georgia. I have all A's in school. I was wondering, what classes should I take...

I am looking to enroll in dual enrollment this summer I am a high school Sophomore currently. I have all A's and want to know what classes are best to take over the summer and how many I should take I can take up to 4. But I don't want to take more then one next fall because I've heard that...

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I love writing codes, I want to know how I'll get better at it

Studying tips for Naplex prep

skills like programming and math

I am a 23-year-old with a passion for cosmetics, and I want to start my brand. Additionally, I am interested in working for a company, but I am uncertain where to begin and feel overwhelmed by the requirements. Does anyone have any advice?

I want to find a FinTech position, in which I can come in entry level and make more than I make at my current job. I currently work for the gov, doing general tax related work and speaking to customers. I want something Fintech related and back office, meaning no direct contact with customers....

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I've taken Spanish 1 and want to know if Culinary School requires any kind of foreign language classes.

what is trending in the world, i want to become a data analyst?
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how to start a successful business, how do I find the right products to sell.

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My Name is Emily and I want to be a Marriage/Family Therapist One Day. I was just wondering if counseling and Therapy are the same because I am having trouble comparing and Contrasting the two.

I’m looking for a career that I can, enjoy and make a healthy living off of I enjoy, quantum physics, and astronomy, but I also enjoy computer science and general script writing. I am having a hard time figuring out where to go in life and what to do if anyone has any good ideas I would really...

I Want to get into the field so other that research on the computer, so any feedback from those within the field would be greatly appreciated! Thanks and I wish you a great day/night!

I have been contemplating about pursuing higher education and have a lot of questions about college. I am curious about the application process, the different majors and programs offered, the types of financial aid available, the campus life, and the career prospects after graduation.

I'm a current sophomore at the University of West Ga. I am a psych major with a minor in sociology. I was hoping I could get some advice about pursuing a masters degree in developmental psychology and what career options are possible. I also wanted to know if there were some things that I...

How to get in back-end development and how to gain the skills to move forward to be a full-stack developer in the future? and is this job so stressful? or more like a fun job?

Those with GPAs greater than 3.79 who also scored above 517 on the MCAT had acceptance rates of 87.8%. While you can still get into medical school with a low GPA, these stats indicate the connection between GPA and MCAT scores and speak to their importance in the selection process.