Idaho, USA

Career questions

Is it a real degree I can get? or is it like "I'm an English major with a focus in folklore?"

I want to become a marine biologist. I will be attending Western Washington University. From what I understand, marine ecology tends to be an easier degree to attain, so I planned to get a marine biology degree with the biology department. My dilemma is that Huxley College of the Environment...

my name is Fatoumata people usually call me fat I'm 17 going to college next school year want to become a pediatrician #doctor #pediatrics #pediatrician

#college #involvement #college-advice #college-selection

When I have asked if a college in Idaho offers a Civil Engineering program, I receive a very vague answer. I am not sure if it is because the certain college that I am asking is looking out for their own interest rather then helping me pursue the best avenue for my education.
#troubled, #confused

What do I need to major in and what steps do I need to pursue to reach my goal? #pediatrician #pediatrics #medicine #doctor #hospital-and-healthcare

Hi! I will be applying to physical therapy schools next summer, as well as doing an internship and taking my GRE. Does anyone have any good tips on how to stay on top of things and prepare myself for the busy career ahead? #college #graduate-school #physical-therapist #kinesiologist

I am currently enrolled as a pre-business major with a minor in psychology. I haven't been in school for a couple years and don't have any business experience. However, I know that I am interested in starting/having my own company. I know a lot of people do this without going to school for...

When should I get a job. I want to make money but don’t have a license and I don’t know where anyone’s hiring a 14 year old

i am interested in boxing guitars B) #guitar #boxing up guitars

I have a small business currently but am struggling staying consistent. I love my business but find myself struggling managing sports, school, friends and family and my business. Any tips?

Should I be a dentist, petroleum engineering or an architect because I always wanted to be architect since I was a kid.

I plan to apply for medical schools within the next 2 years and am curious as to what has been most helpful for others (in their personal opinion) to gain acceptance. I often hear that while grades and honors are important, there are many other things that admissions committees look for in an...

To be successful and not have the press on your back by making under 1 million dollars per year. #business