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What is the best way to know if the major I've picked is the right major for my desired career?
I'm a senior in high school and I have a couple of different majors in the STEM field that I'm thinking of taking that look like they lead to the same general direction. However, I know that there are some key differences in these majors. How do I figure out which one to take and for the...
What is the most important thing to keep in mind when beginning a career in environmental science?
I would like to major in environmental science and enjoy hearing input from professionals in the field. #environmental-science
What is the best advice you have for someone going into the Environmental Science field?
I would like to major in environmental science, and love hearing input from professionals about the field. #science #environmental-science #environmental-services
What are the pros and cons about the engineering field?
I want to weight out my options before choosing what to major in #students #and #former #current
Where can I travel (in the world) with an engineering degree?
I know certain fields can only be used in the United States. Is engineering a global field? #engineering #current
What courses do you need to take before getting a degree in engineering
Everyone wants to know how long they're going to school for #student #former
What are the best engineering schools in the nation
I want to go to a school where engineering is a top priority and of a high quality #students #former
Do you prefer working in a hospital or as a private practitioner?
I'm a high school student looking to go into neurology, and I've always wanted to work in a hospital. I currently volunteer at a hospital, and I want to know if working there is better than having your own private practice. #doctor #medical-school #hospital #neuroscience #neurology
If you were to complete medical school all over again, would you stay with the field you're in now or would you choose a different concentration?
I'm a high school student looking to go into neurology, and I wanted to know about the different options and pathways that exist in medical school. #doctor #medicine #neuroscience
How does a clinical microbiologist move on a daily basis? Is there daily research to be done?
I have always been interested in being a clinical microbiologist because biology is my strongest point. #biology #research #microbiology
As a teacher, do you have to get certified in different areas of subjects? Or do you have to major/minor in them?
I want to become a middle school biology teacher but I would also like to teach Spanish, Georgia Studies, and math #teaching #biology #mathematics #history #spanish #middle-school
What exactly will I learn with a bachelor in, let's say, mechanical engineering?
I hear the word thrown around a lot, but what really is the concrete way to explain what is taught in this major. I am preparing for college and engineering is a major pathway that I am highly considering. If I were to decide to major in mechanical engineering, what would I learn and how would...
Which pathway of engineering should I go into?
I am getting ready to go to college and I am bamboozled by the numerous sub-fields in this career path. I want to be able to work with cars in my future, so which pathway would be best for me in order to prepare myself for the automobile industry. #engineering #cars #pathway
What are some high school courses that might help me achieve a medical career in the future?
Hi, I'm an 11th grader in high school and I would like a career in medicine such as a physician or a doctor and I wanted to know, what are some college courses I could take that would be beneficial in pre-med or med school, aka courses geared toward a medical career? I have already taken AP...
How do schools decide on merit-based scholarships?
They seem a little bit mysterious and I just want to de-mystify the whole thing. #college-admissions
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