Hawthorne, New York

Specific extracurriculars? Volunteering? Dedication? Good GPA?

I have been debating whether or not to go into biochemistry or bio-medical engineering and I found out that a bio-medical engineer makes more than a biochemist so now I am indecisive. #job #biochemistry #biochemist

I'm a high school senior and will be entering my freshman year of college in the fall. While I haven't made any final decision as to what I will be majoring in (and I know my interests may shift within the next few years - I'm looking at biochemistry and chemical/biochemical engineering at the...

#futurejob

I have applied to several schools for Forensic Science, one is West Virginia University, which has the #1 Forensic program in the country ... its programs partner includes the FBI, in fact, 80% of their graduates are hired by the FBI. And I was accepted to WVU, however, I'm really not aware at...

A family member of mine has gone to an outstanding university ending with a great sum of debt. They also had offers from less quality universities for no debt.

#bestlife
#itsover9000
#commitmentday

I'm a high school student that will soon graduate and be off to college to become an architect. #architect

My undergraduate research used data from both governmental and non-governmental agencies to assess local water quality. I wanted to know which route would provide me with better experience? #environmental-science

I don't want to get into a profession where I don't like the environment I'm working in. I rather know what it feels like before I enter the profession.
#beproactive

I'm curious as to how a person gets chosen for a role in a play/musical. I know the audition process,(go in, sing/perform/recite, answer some questions, then leave.) but how do casting directors choose which person they want as the character? Does every auditionee have to go through call backs?...

As a woman of color, I am concerned about being marginalized in the workplace. #scientists

It seems like in college there are bias that fields lie science, accounting.. and so and much harder than other fields. #majors #field #stereotypes

I just finished my undergraduate career and will be entering into a Master's program this fall (2016). I am attempting to figure out whether a Master's degree is sufficient to begin a career or if it would be better to persue a Ph.D immediately after the graduate program. I know it's a little...

I did the MCAT using the prep courses but it was really difficult to keep up with the schedule and all other duties and usually found that I didn't get to finish all the course work and still have adequate time for full length exams. I usually get a higher score during my prep than I do on...

I need help answering this question simply for my annual review. Please help!