New York, TX

What if I wanted to apply to med school and didn't take any medical related classes in high school, would that stop me from being accepted? What should I do if it does stop me? Because I'm a junior in high school and I'm kinda worried about my future.

I am currently a junior in my nursing program, with dreams of becoming a CRNA. I would love any advice I can get about how to make myself unique in a very competitive program.

I am a junior in my nursing program, and I am looking for all the advice I can get about how to make myself unique. I would love to work in the ICU to get the experience I need to continue my education in a CRNA program.

I am a junior in my nursing program, and I have always wanted to be a CRNA. I have been told not to over specialize too early, but I would like to start in the ICU to get experience. However, med-surg is more foundational and could teach me essential nursing skills before going to another unit.

Also what was or is your favorite thing about being a diesel mechanic

I am majoring in Energy and Commerce at Texas Tech University

how am I able to become a plastic surgeon to be able specialize in breast surgery

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I’m a 17 year old high school senior with an unyielding passion for animal science. I have been accepted into university for zoology, and I couldn’t be more excited. I’m taking steps towards my future by learning about internship and career opportunities I can pursue, and I’d greatly appreciate...

Im majoring in Business and im wanting to eventually become an invesment manager but im not sure what job to apply for to be able to get my foot in the door with zero experience. Not only that but a job that would allow me to work around my classes

I am a college junior, and so far, my grades have been either average or below average.

I am soon to graduate high school and wanted to know how better to be ready for college.

I am interested in speech language pathology, both in a clinical and educational setting. What is good about working with children versus adults? How was your experience working in a school setting? How was your experience in a medical setting?

What are some recommended college courses I could take. Are their certain companies that are always needing people familiar with robotics and programing?

im extremely passionate about becoming a nurse I just want to know how others that are in school or freshly out of school handled the education cost of becoming a nurse.

I know that college work is a lot and can be a handful. I have taken AP courses and high school, so I am some what familiar to the work load. Is the same as actual college classes?