New Haven, Michigan

Hi, I’m a transfer student planning to attend a 4 year university as a psych major this fall. I wanted to ask when is a good time to cold email professors due to my schedule. Ideally, I would like to start as soon as possible (around summer and then into the fall), so I’ll get more experience....

It seems that as doctors progress in their careers, they become indifferent or kind of careless in their approach to patients and this leads to unethical behavior or attitudes towards patients. Becoming like this is my biggest fear regarding my career...

I am a current college sophmore studying health communication with a minor in sales. I want to be a medical device sales representative but am unsure on how to get into that field considering every oportunity I have come across requires prior experience.

Currently a college sophomore studying to go into health communication and sales. I aspire to help people by interacting with them at times of need and offering them chance at a better outcome.

If I’m deeply interested in women’s health, babies, fertility, and genetics, what career would allow me to help families understand their genetic makeup and make informed decisions for their future? How can I prepare myself for this career?

How can I ensure that when the transition from my high school of a rural town to a the biggest University in my state that I don't fall behind in all aspects of math, writing, and my personal skills of business, accounting, and finance.

Like for instance you have a job in the field you are getting a degree in, will that job count towards the internship if it isn't labeled an intership?

I am a sophomore in college.

I am attending MSU for the fall 2026 semester and I am afraid of not being able to fit in. #Spring26

What is the best minor to choose for art majors? My drawing professor strongly recommended business as a backup minor, but I've also been recommended some kind of STEM minor as well.

How can I create momentum where I do not feel like studying is a chore and create a plan where I feel interested in learning? As of late, I have been struggling with studying and pursuing my academic dreams. I would like advice from students who have been in the same situation as me!

What dual enrollment classes should I take to be prepared for dental school or an undergrad major in biology?

I am a 17 year old high school senior planning on going into nursing.

I feel that there is a stereotype that many people work a job they do not like, but I was curious how true that is.

I'm a high school student looking to maybe play college football or lacrosse.