LaGrange, Georgia

Auburn University is the small town college and Georgia Tech is the college in a big city. I have already gotten accepted to Auburn and am waiting to hear back from Tech. I am very conflicted on this topic and would love some advice.

How long does a newly graduated and hired medical physician, such as a Neurosurgeon?

I am a senior in high school and have been accepted to a pre nursing program (healthcare trach) at a four year university.

I would like to work with whales and sharks as an adult. I am currently in the 9th grade. As of now I’m thinking marine biology with two minors in aquatic veterinary science (I believe that is the right name?) and marine animal psychology. Would those be good choices to go with?

What could I do to help me get into good Marine Biology/science schools? Such as volunteering and possible research opportunities that would be affordable? What would also be good courses I could do? I don’t live near the water or any aquariums. I am currently in 9th grade.

I'm a sophomore who want to become a Emergency medicine physician.

My big dream is to become a Zookeeper, and even a little fashion on the side.

Is it common for surgical technologists become surgeons, or do they just enjoy the assisting? If you are in surgical technology, what is your favorite part of the job?#Spring25

I have a lot of interests and not sure which path to pursue. #Spring25

I am struggling a little with college plans.

I would like to get to know more information about the REP transfer program for engineering majors in GA since i would like to be part of it, or also getting to know opinions about engineering transfer majors

I will be attending college this Fall and looking into a business major. I wanted to get some feedback. #Spring25

How can I, someone passionate about both creative writing and environmental science, integrate these fields into a cohesive college major or career path that allows me to make a meaningful impact

I'm moving away from home, and I'm going to be living on my own for the first time in my life. How do I adjust to moving away and getting used to the new lifestyle.

What is the best way to make myself more rounded within this upcoming year for internship applications? For context, i'm currently a Auburn University freshman who is very worried about not landing a internship next year. I am currently a pre-business major with plans t declare in Finance and a...

I think i'm starting to understand, but I still cant figure out what classes I need.

I’m a freshman in college finishing my second semester. For as long as I can remember, I’ve struggled with procrastination. No matter how much time I have, I always end up waiting until the last minute—if something is due on Sunday, I won’t start until 6 PM that day. I’ve tried different...

I'm so lost, college makes zero sense right now.

I'm looking into community colleges now, as i've decided which university Id like to go to.

I'm trying to contact them to understand the school better and see if its possible for me to transfer credits.

Hi I’m in 9th grade and I’m wondering if stem would be helpful to become a pediatrician.

I'm getting more confused the more I look into it.

Of course, i'm taking advice from anyone, but I pray this finds someone who works in the zoos as I really need the advice( I need to have everything down BEFORE I start dual enrollment and zoology which I'm planning to do next year).

I'm a 9th grader wanting to become a pediatrician.

If anyone knows anything I need to, please ne free to share. I have to know everything before I graduate, as me and my parents are splitting up then.

I am in love with animals, but I love designing as well. If you have any other info or anything to help, i'd love to hear it.

I'm a 9th grader taking Healthcare Science and want to follow the path to become a Pediatrician.

I want to be a pediatrician.

I would to learn more about my career

in mathematics

ecocomics and accounting

Carrier goals

how do i become a lawyer? how can i prepare as an 8th grader?

How want to be doctor?

How do I become an illustrator with the least amount of college?

I'm a current sophomore at the University of West Ga. I am a psych major with a minor in sociology. I was hoping I could get some advice about pursuing a masters degree in developmental psychology and what career options are possible. I also wanted to know if there were some things that I...

I am about to be in 10th grade and trying to start early.

I am just asking because I am hoping to be a psychologist or some type of counseling job that helps people without being really in the medical field, besides that I just want some tips and suggestions if that happens.

I watch a lot of sports and the interviews and it seems like an interesting career. What is it like?

I’m 16, I’ve wanted to be a therapist since I was 11. After having therapy myself I wanted to be able to help people like that. Know that even if they’re going through thought times I’m someone they can lean on. Even if they have no friends I would be there.

I’m still in high school, and before I get into my program I wanted to know some of the things that inspired other people.

Some technical schools in my area offer 2 year nursing programs, but I'm confused on if I should attend a university that offers nursing classes, a technical school that offers nursing classes, or an actual nursing school??

I'm a highschool junior and I'm considering the career, but a lot of people say it's really stressful and difficult.

Why I want to be in the military is because a lot of was family was is the military and where hero's and I want to lead up to do the same.

what is it like being a psychiatrist/ counselor I want to be one but I'm scared and i don'r know if i can handle the stress and emotional toll how do some of you guys handle it

How do I know what is right for me

I just wanted to know because i like hard, rewarding, strenuous work. #CV23

What are the best jobs for a 9th grade 15 year old who is looking for work? I am currently employed by a real estate company, but i want more in a job than the dreary day to day cleaning, and all that stuff.

When looking towards what to study/major in college, should you lean more towards something that will benefit you career wise? Or should you study your passion even if it may not lead to as much success as something else? #career

Philosophy is what I'm truly passionate about and love to study, but I don't see much of a future in it career wise. #philosophy #career