Holly Hill, Florida
What is the hardest part of transitioning from high school to college? How do I help myself in that transition?
#high-school #moving #college #college-life
What are some differences between applying to medical school and applying to vet school?
I am just entering college but I am already considered a sophomore because I dual-enrolled in high school . I need around 500 hours of experience shadowing a vet and I only have two years in which to complete these hours. I am wondering if the process of applying to medical school is as...
Is it more important to do one thing really well in high school or to do many things?
I participated in music very heavily in high school and so that caused me to have less time for clubs or sports. I'm wondering which option gives you an edge when applying to college. #college-admissions
If you want to become an actress but your mind is also set on being a pediatrician what should I do?
I'm really passionate about acting, it's something I see myself doing but I really want to help kids and take care of kids. My heart is leaning towards acting but most people have been telling me it's not a real job and you don't know if you're going to be successful. What should I do?...
I want to double major with music performance and international studies. I know this kind of double major is done often, but is it difficult to balance so many classes, especially with the strict schedule of music?
#music #musician #major #music-performance #double-major #internatioal-affairs
What do employers look for when hiring teens?
When I go to apply for a job I have difficulty trying to pander to employers, especially because of my lack of work experience.
How much do veterinarians make?
I am debating whether to become a veterinarian or a medical doctor. I know that veterinarians make much less than doctors, but I am wondering just how much I can expect to make as a veterinarian, especially in the first couple of years after graduating. #veterinarian
Was it hard adjusting to living out of state during college?
I am asking this question because I am probably going #outofstate for college and this kind of freaks me out as I have never lived by myself let alone in a new year. I just want to know a little of what to expect and any pointers on adjusting. #college #out-of-state-student #life-transitions...
Should I go on to get a doctorate degree in music after I finish four years as a music education major?
I’m asking because I will be majoring in music education for the next four years in college and wanted to know if there are more job opportunities or if it is overall better to get a doctorate.
#music-education
How difficult is it to go through the college courses for becoming an engineer?
My major is going to be in mechanical engineering. I am nervous to go to college for this because I am afraid of how difficult it will be. I wonder if I am cut out for this type of major and I don't want to start something that I cannot finish. So I want to know what I am up against for...
What kind of degree should I go for to work in a forensics lab?
I am interested in forensics #college #career #science #degree #forensic
What should I do if I don't know what I want to study?
I'm not sure what my passions are. #college #career
How do I effectively balance my classes, extra-curricular activities, and new life as a freshman in college?
I plan on going into college optimistically, as I wish to make the most of my new path in life. However, starting an entirely new life in unfamiliar territory away from home, I wonder if there is a certain mindset or routine I could use to adapt to my new situation. I plan on taking rigorous...
Are there better job opportunities outside or inside the United States?
I want to be an engineer and need to determine if working inside America or outside would be a better prospect #mechanical-engineering #civil-engineering
What's the pay difference between an RN with their associates degree and an RN with their bachelors degree in North Carolina?
I'm trying to decide is pursuing my bachelors will be worth it, i am in an associate program now. #nursing
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