Loomis, California

I’m going to University of Nevada Reno to pursue nursing and I’m trying to intern this summer.

I am a 19-year-old EMT with over a year of experience as well as NICU/PICU experience. When I receive my bachelor's and enter medical school, I'm going to have to decide between two specialities: Emergency and NICU/PICU. Both take on brutal tasks in a 12 or 24-hour shift,t and I'd like to know...

I know I’m definitely getting a bachelors in nursing and then applying to law school after my bachelors. I’m kinda scared I won’t be able to get into a t-14 school if I do nursing.

I’m interested in a dentistry already about 2 years. I love to go to dentist and always pay attention on how they doing all things. I want to become the first dentist in my family and help everyone to have health teeth.

I'm a 18 year old high school senior preparing for my first year of college! I'm a first-gen college student, so I have been feeling pretty lost with some things. I'm planning on living on-campus with at least 1 roommate (maybe 3). I have gone to my school's open house events, but haven't...

Hi, I am a college freshman planning to major in either geology or paleobiology, and I was wondering what classes would be most useful for my future career. For example, is sedimentology more relevant to paleontology than, say, igneous petrology or structural geology? And how much should I...

Hi! My name is Mayela and I am an 18-year-old senior in high school residing in the Sacramento Area. I recently got accepted into UCSB and will be attending this fall as a pre-biology major on the pre-med track. I’m currently trying to figure out the best way to take advantage of my summer...

What methods, materials, or practices help you study the most effectively?

This can include education paths, the career choice as a whole, or different decisions you'd make. #Spring2025

Each one has it's pros and cons and I genuinely can't pick.

I am a senior in high school who recently accepted admission into UC Berkely. I want to pursue a career in bio-engineering, and wondering how it is that I can further my studies and propel me faster into my desired career, quickly and effectively.

I have been considering working as an ER nurse, is there things I can do to better prepare my self for this? I am already a working EMT.

I am a second year journalism major at American River College. I write for the school newspaper and a part of a local freelance group. I plan on transferring to Tennessee State University in Nashville, TN.

What is some things you can gain from being in the military? And what do special forces do?

As an indecisive HS senior who aspires to be in the healthcare field, I change my desired specialty often. I know I have time to decide, but I could really use some tips!