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I am a freshman and I want to start creating a passion project, but i don't know how? I have an idea: Crafting Health Toolkit Initiative Project Concept: Develop a comprehensive toolkit that includes physical items made through crochet and arts & crafts, and digital resources for children's...

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I have been playing basketball and other sports since I was very young and I have been very bad even though I put a lot of time and effort into the sport.

Hi! I'm researching graduate programs and am looking to focus on ecology, neuroscience, and public health. I would love, for example, to study the brain of a specific animal and translate the findings into implications for public health and climate change. My bachelor's is in public health and...

I am currently a sophomore at Virginia Tech and have been on the neuroscience track for the past 2 years and was set on pre-med. I've taken the intro science courses and have been struggling with motivation and passion for the subjects. I had to resign this semester due to overloading my...

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After surfing the internet, I've heard mixed opinions about the IB diploma and its worth. I was wondering if It is worth going into IB and if it has any benefits.

I’m a 9th grader and am having trouble thinking about what career to choose, my parents kept telling me to start thinking about it but I don’t know. They are all in the medical field and want me to do the same as it is a respected job and it makes a lot of money. But I do not know if I want to...

Hello I have another question so my Plan B is to become a Ultrasound Technician some people said I can go to trade school. Please can someone tell me the step by step things I need and like step by step on how to become a ultrasound Tech. (

My current goal is to double major in those two subjects at University of Michigan (hopefully with a scholarship, as it's out of state and EXPENSIVE), but from what I've found, it's practically impossible to find a way to do them both "in the real world" I don't want to look back and regret not...

i am not sure which engineering but i have to choose a major and i am stuck between getting a nursing degree then getting my nurse practitioner degree or going for engineering. i want stability and good pay. for nurse practitioner i plan on working in a clinic to have weekends and holidays off...

I'm interested in taking the course and have experience taking previous Spanish courses, but this is my first time taking an AP Spanish course so I'm a little anxious in wondering if it's even possible to get a 5 on the AP exam without being a native speaker.