Noel, Missouri

My schooling will cost an overall of $52,860. I have 25,000 paid for my academic and sports scholarship from the school. I am getting no help from my parents, and I have to raise another $27,860. I also HAVE to go to this college; my parents aren't giving me the choice of any other. I really...

Specifically for cardiovascular mapping, I'm interested in pursuing this field but unsure if it's right for me.

I just recently graduated college in May, and have been applying and hearing nothing back from almost every job I apply too. Are there any steps I could take or things I could do to make the job search any easier? I’m very lost, and am unsure of how to proceed!

I plan to become a physical therapist, but also want to explore different options. I'm very interested in the technology and science behind training, especially weightlifting. #Spring25

What are good questions to ask future employers during the interview process? #spring25

Should I pursue physical therapy which is the job I want as of right now or work at chicken farm near my family and relatives and earn a lot of money?
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How do you get them? Is it just like applying for a job? And are most of them unpaid? In terms of clinical psychology, what would having an internship looks like? #Spring25

With artificial intelligence's rapid growth in popularity, will there be a real need for living physical therapists? Or is it possible that the career that I desire to pursue will be replaced by a robot?

I am a senior in high school in the state of Arkansas. I plan on pursuing a degree in mechanical engineering alongside a pre-law track. I will be attending the University of Arkansas Honors College.

I cannot find a place that can provide me a place to learn how to perform venipuncture and capillary sticks. Where do I look? What do I search up? Who do I ask?

I want to recieve advice on what others believed helped them the best work through the struggles and stress of juggling life and honor courses.

I have been working full-time since graduating high school, and since giving my life to God, He has given me a passion for medicine, specifically to impact families through pediatric medicine! I will be starting college as a 22-year-old freshman, and I would like tips on navigating student life...

Should I take a year off and work before entering law school or enter law school immediately after graduation? I've heard encouragement for me to do both.
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I am currently a high school student in my junior year. I would not say my grades during freshman and sophomore years were great at all. Previously, I was an all-A+ student and an honor roll recipient. My GPA drastically dropped. Due to depression, my GPA dropped drastically to about 3.2 and...

I really need some advice.