Killingworth, Connecticut

I’m a senior in highschool and I’m considering law school but I’m not completely sure if it’s meant for me I thought some insight might help

Hi, I am a rising Junior in college and although I am following the curriculum at my school, I often feel that there is more skills that I need to learn in order to reach my goal. Can someone give me some advice towards that ?

Look for that I love to do the most
Be consistent
Be patient
Have fun

What medical schools should I start to seek out? What classes should i begin to take as a senior and junior in highschool?

I've seen a wild range of answers to this question, and I just want a straight answer. What kind of things does it entail?

As a college student working in a admin job. I have no prior experience in IT. Where would I start to get an entry level job in IT.

I will be an OD1 student next year, and I was wondering what other people's experiences are in terms of financial aid and paying off their optometry school debt.

I am interested in becoming an Architect. I understand there are education requirements. I would like to discuss the topic with someone in this field..

I am currently a pre-optometry student, and was wondering what motivated optometrists to choose the field!

is there a step by step way? or does it just work itself out?

I'm 15, taking no APs but I plan to next year, my education means so much to me, almost as much as my performance. I'm also a varsity athlete for swimming!

What classes are required for biomedical engineering in college that I can take in High school?

This is for studying and for exams and questions.

Just wondering if this would be possible- I understand it might vary on the school.

I am at such a loss at the moment. I'm not exactly sure what I want to pursue. My top two options at the moment are nurse anesthetist and pediatrician. I understand that there is a huge gap between the two, but I really want to look into whats the most practical. Commit to Med school?- or earn...