Homewood, Illinois

I am currently a high school senior who is going to be majoring in bio engineering in the fall. I am not sure if I should major in bio engineering or civil engineering. #engineer #civil-engineering #bioengineering

I will be attending Western Illinois University in the fall and I need about $4,000 to be able to attend. #scholarships #guidance-counselor

This relates to my first question, where I asked "How can I choose a major that will benefit me in the long run?"

What are the needed requirements to work in the psychology field? #psychology #special-needs

I was curious about career growth in this field and saw that there was a position that could advance you to a lead radiation therapist. What duties does this entail? Are there any requirements besides experience such as further education? Thank you! #Spring24

Because i don't know. #firefighter

Just wondering so I can have a career goal. #general

I have a few medical topics that I'm more interested in studying than others. These might just be questions that I will have answered when I learn more in medical school, but topics like brain activity have a lot to offer in terms of research. If a person wants to begin specializing in a...

#day-in-the-life-of-a-traveling-registered-nurse #nurse #nursing #hospital-and-health-care

#A-day-in-a-life-as-register-nurse

I wanted to know which degree will be more convenient for me to study for to be a registered nurse. #nurisng #registered-nurses #degree #medicine

I am asking this question because I know that when you are in nursing school, you have to be very dedicated and focused, and I was wondering how you would find balance between your career and your personal life. #nursing #registered-nurses #pediatric-nursing #neonatal

I really need money both for college and for my pockets. I've heard people say not to get a job as soon as you start college and to wait until you get settled in and I've heard the exact opposite.

I like astronomy as a hobby, but can you work as an astronomer these days? #graduate-school

Job search wise. Is there a greater chance in getting a job than those with one degree? #college