La Palma, California

I want to know what I could do right now and during college to prepare.

I feel as though I need to plan for graduate school before I even enter undergraduate school. There seems like there are many prerequisite that I need to meet so I can meet the requirements needed to apply for a Physician Assistant. What do I need to know?

My long term goal is to become a Physician Assistant and I am wondering if Biology or Microbiology is a better major to study to prepare me to apply to graduate school to become a physician assistant.

I do have good study techniques but I have a hard time fi ding the time to apply these techniques because of work and other things. But at the same time I do need to work as well.

I've always been interested in humanities and using my creativity. I love writing, psychology, music, baking, and art. I'm still struggling deciding on my major and how it'll be used for my future career.

Freshman, political science major at Vanderbilt.

I'm currently in 10th grade and have to make a college list. While searching for colleges I have mainly only seen colleges have such majors for masters degrees, etc. I want to teach elementary aged children and want to know how to go around that in regard to the degrees I need. I would like to...

I am currently in 10th grade and have to make a college list for my scholarship programs highlighting colleges I'm interested in. Categorized by high reach and easily attainable. Through my search I couldn't find many good colleges with said majors. One of the only college I saw was University...

I just got my acceptance letter to go to UCI's Paralegal program but do work two jobs as well, trying to figure out a good balance with the program since it is more intense, and how to keep both jobs to be able to afford all of my bills and also tuition for the program, so I am looking for any...

what is the best MRI school in southern California?

Jobs that hire at 15

I’ve just started college and I’m in my first semester. I’m thinking about getting my CNA to gain experience for my résumé when I apply for jobs and when I apply to a university.

Not to be super cliche but I'm just going to say it... school sucks. I'm ALWAYS eyeing the clock and just waiting for 3:00, all day, everyday. And I know you're probably all like, "Well, Brandy, you can't just say school sucks and not have a reason WHY!" But I do! I do. The people, the school...

Does networking with professors help? Do I apply online?

I am deciding between business management and IT—help desk/user support—but I am unsure if I want to pursue either of those. What should I do?