Ladson, South Carolina
What's an important thing to remember throughout nursing school that helped you get through it?
#nursing #college #nurse #healthcare #hospital-and-health-care
Was going back to school for nursing and then changed to a medical assistant. I don’t think that’s what I want to do anymore, though. I’m indecisive. What is your career? What do you do? Schooling? Recommend it? Thanks
#career #career change #indecisive
What are good studying ideas that can keep you involved in the lesson without getting bored?
#school #studying
What's good advice for students majoring in Kinesiology?
#physicaltherapy #sportsmedicine
Senior year tips?
It’s my last year of high school and I’m beginning to seriously look into colleges. My previous years were not too hot, any suggestions and helpful tips to do better for college applications?
#senioryear
#college
#seniortips
#high-school
#college-applications
#applications
What is the best way for a drummer to become a worship leader in a ministry or church?
#ministry
#drummer
#church
#worship #religion #youth #music #seminary
Do non-profits and ministries hire pilots to fly their workers, mission teams etc to locations?
#pilots
#ministry
#nonprofit
Is it best to go to graduate school in a city with a high demand for my particular career?
I am asking because I may have various options in the coming years when I begin to decide about graduate school. #graduate-school #graduate-programs #school-psychology #psychology-graduate
As a school psychologist, how likely is it that I would not only test the students, but work with them following a diagnosis?
I want to be a school psychologist, because it involves my three biggest passions: children, learning, and psychology. I ask this question because I have heard that in some instances, school psychologists that work in school systems are only able to administer tests, but are not able to provide...
Why aren't more engineering courses taught in a hands-on setting?
At my college, 90% of #engineering classes are based on #theory. A common belief is that you will only end up using a tiny portion of all that knowledge once you reach the workplace, and instead employees end up learning most their skills on the job. This makes the burden of college seem...
Is it okay to pursue a major in an area that I'm naturally weaker in?
I love #engineering but my high school failed to adequately prepare me for most of the engineering courses I have had to take in college. Instead, I'm good at reading books and writing essays that analyze them, but I hate doing that. So, I am struggling through engineering in order to round out...
Will pursuing a related degree in urban planning such as public policy as an undergraduate put me at a disadvantage in graduate school to those that studied urban planning?
Most of the colleges nearby me only offer a graduate program in urban planning but I have the option to go to a more expensive school that would offer it as an undergraduate degree. #urban-planning #college-major #graduate-school
What is the benefit of going on to earn a masters degree after undergraduate school?
I know graduate degrees can help with getting hired but I'm wondering if the financial costs are worth it. #studentdebt #mastersdegree
Info/Experience/Opinions on XRay Tech?
I am currently enrolled in college and will soon be joining the nursing program, but I am having second (or third) thoughts. A few months back, I was asking around and wanting to explore different options to choose as my lifelong career but then settled back down with nursing. Now, I am...
How can I make sure to keep applying to scholarships organized?
I'm really having a hard time keeping all the scholarships I'm applying for organized. I'm not organizing well. #organizing #scholarships #application due dates
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