Ohio, USA
Going into the medical field, what is the most difficult concept to grasp when learning about a patient? History? Condition? Diagnosis?
I was just wondering because I am always trying to see whats the hardest topic to discuss or to try to learn about the body or what could possible be going on with a patient and what their state or condition they could be in #doctor #nursing #pre-med #registered-nurses #doctorate-degree...
How can the internet take over social media?
Since there is more people on social media, how can we get more people on the internet. #communications #communication #social-media #facebook
As a junior in high school how can I choose a career involved with helping people such as healthcare(a doctor) without limiting my possible career options?
I have a passion for helping and advising people and seeing them get better, I'm strongly about attracted to healthcare but science and math are my weakest subjects which a good doctor would need to be strong in. I'm more interested in the patient care send administration aspects of healthcare....
Do you have to be great at math to become a nurse?
Hey! I know I want to be a nurse one day. Everyone I talk to (medical students, nursing professors, nurses, etc) say that you need to be good at math. I don't fail math, but it is definitely not my strong suit. I can do it, but it might take me awhile. So, my question is, since I am not great...
Hey! Can anyone give me some information about Pediatric Oncology Nursing or Neonatal Nursing?
Hi! I know I want to be a nurse, I'm just not sure what I want to specialize in yet. I have it down to either Neonatal nursing, or Pediatric Oncology nursing. I would appreciate if anyone could give me some more information about either one of these. What is the hardest part of your job? If...
What technologies are required for architecture or interior design in this day and age?
Given my interest in architecture and becoming an architect, I want to learn how to become well-versed in the realm of the field. #technology #architecture #architect #interior-design #knowledge #interior #expertise
What made you decide whatever career(s) you are currently undertaking?
It is a question of curiosity and universal application; almost anybody can answer it. #career #jobs #career-choice #occupation #curiosity
I am soon-to-be high school graduate, planning to attend Baylor University, majoring in mechanical engineering. I have an interest in aerospace. What types of internships would make me stand out to future employers?
Just planning ahead and wanting to be successful in my future job. #engineering #aerospace-engineering #mechanical
What kind of jobs are there for someone that majors in mathematics?
I want to know if I'm able to get a good job for this major. I don't want to make a mistake, and I like math. #math
what do graphic desginers do
I love to draw and create ideas. I'm asking this question because I want to be an graphic designer #computer #graphic-design #creative #drawing #photoshop #adobe
I am interested also in PR public relations career. What type of degree will this be under and what type of job will I look for under PR
Want more information for public relation degree and career information. Where are the best location for public relations jobs #business #entertainment #public-relations
I just graduated from high school and will be attending college in the Fall. I have decided to major in Business Administration and I want to know what will be the best concentration to study under business administration
I would like to know what will be best to concentrate in under business administration. For example: entrepreneurship management, international business, management, marketing, sports & entertainment management or supply chain management. #business #management #international-business #sport
Did you start your career straight out of college, or did you start later?
I'm wondering if it's a good idea to continue doing internships and/or classes to try to earn more experience before diving right into a career. Or would I learn more from actually doing the job. #college #career #career-counseling #internships
How do you know when you've picked the right career?
This has always been one of my biggest fears: that I'm not going to like the career path I chose. I want to be able to enjoy my job, not dread going everyday. #succession-planning
Is it worth it to go to a less prestigious school because you know you could get nearly full tuition, even though you could get into a more prestigious school?
I am a high-achieving student and need to weigh my options. #college
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