Ingleside, Illinois
How do I know if my CNA license is still valid?
I became a CNA in Illinois in May 2017, worked for a private PRN company during the summer of 2018. I know there's some rule about working at least one shift every 2 years to keep your license but I've never gotten anything in the mail to tell me if my license is expiring soon or not. Any...
How to stay healthy while abroad?
While in the states I was able to work out for free at my University's Gym. Unfortunately, there is no free gym where I am studying abroad. Should I dish out the money for a gym? Take up running? Pay for individual yoga classes? Thoughts?
#study-abroad #gym #health #college #travel #madrid #help
How to make the most out of my Gap Year?
I am a junior pre-med student and plan on taking 1 Gap Year. I have already taken my MCAT and don't feel like I need to retake it. I also have experienced research throughout college and don't have the passion to continue with that. I am a finance major and am considering using that degree to...
What's the best advice for someone studying abroad?
I am studying abroad in Madrid, Spain this semester. I would love to hear anyone's advice or opinions! Specifically, some topics that have interested me are: traveling on a budget, learning Spanish/Spanish fluency, making/keeping friends abroad, and time management. #study-abroad #college...
what do social workers do
hey there hows your day mine bad as ever #social-work #social-worker
What is the typical day for a forensic psychologist? What exactly do they do?
I am graduating college in 2020 and am still confused on what exactly I should do. I have been interested in forensic psychology for years but am confused on exactly what to expect if I were to choose this career path. I am between becoming a forensic psychologist or a therapist. I also have...
Should I pursue psychiatry or another mental health career?
Currently, I'm a sophomore on the pre-med track to medical school due to my interest in such careers as psychiatry, obstetrics/gynecology, family medicine, etc. (honestly, who knows). For the sake of this question, let's say I know I want to pursue a mental health career and would become a...
How do I choose the right mental health career for me?
I'm interested in understanding the differences between a clinical social worker, a licensed professional counselor, a clinical psychologist, and a psychiatrist. I’m particularly interested in understanding their different approaches or philosophies towards treating mental health. Currently,...
How would you start a career in the entertainment business and what’s the most important aspect casting directors and producers are looking for when you have no experience?
W no experience
#career #art #beginner
Is it worth it to double major in psychology and neuroscience?
Right now, I've declared my major as Psychology (B.S.) and I'm thinking about adding a Neuroscience major. I'm very interested in the biological basis of behavior, down to a cellular/molecular level. However, I know it would take a lot of effort, time and money to declare an additional...
When I graduate from law school should I make my own practice, or should I join a firm?
I want to specialize in criminal justice #criminal-justice #law #lawyer #attorney
Is there still a lot of sexism in STEM fields?
I was wondering because I'm female and I want to major in chemistry so I want to be prepared. Female opinions only please:) #stem #chemistry #major
What can I do to prepare for Med. School applications?
I'm a senior in high school but I want to get started as soon as I'm in college. #premed #doctor #medicine
Are there any better ways to study Bone landmarks?
The direct memorization of bone landmarks is really difficult me. Are there any good videos or study tricks that would help? Especially related to remembering the bone landmarks Names and spellings on the skull. #college #college-major #nurse #healthcare #nursing
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