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I wanna know exactly what I'm getting myself into as I'm very curious as to what are some of the really cool careers that are down this path.

I am a high senior and I intend to major in Biomedical Sciences on a Pre- Med track. I'm exploring whether to stay on a pre-med track or focus on research and innovation. For those who chose a non-MD scientific path, what was the hardest "mindset shift" you had to make? Do you feel that your...

I'd like to know what expenses might catch college freshman off guard. I also would like to hear about things to avoid overspending on or even spending money on at all.

I am starting my freshman year of college in fall of 26 and right now my major is biochemistry. When I chose it I was told that I should take premed or biology if I plan on going to med school. I chose biochemistry because I enjoy the chemistry aspect but still need the biology. What I am...

Recently I was thinking about doing a dual degree. I'll start my A.S. program in this falls and first of all, I want to see how my class schedule works and then start to enroll in University like majoring in Biology/ health science. But the thing is that I don't know if it is possible. Have...

I'm a 17 year old senior in high school with little knowledge on ultrasound careers. I have heard this field is extremely competitive so I want to find ways to boost my chances of future success.

I am a High-School Senior who is attending IUP in the fall for their BSN program. I am currently taking high-school level Honors Anatomy and Physiology, but I feel as though it is a lot easier than what I will be taking in college. I want to be prepared!

What extracurriculars pair well with an engineering major for college? I have trouble searching for relevant extracurriculars, since my high school does not offer many opportunities pertaining to my goals. I am already involved in robotics and science competitions, but what are some other...

I have been very stressed about being able to find strong internships in college to gain a stronger resume so I make good enough money to not be so worried about my student loans amount and if I have to budget for many years to come or not.

I believe that I am committing to a college but am scared that I might be wrong with my pick.

I want to do journalism, but also want to pair it with either political science or sociology. Should I double major in journalism as well as one of those or just take a minor?

When I attend college, I want to ensure that I can effectively balance time spent studying, working, and spending time with friends and family. What are the best time-management skills that I can apply to stay on track with my education, but make time for things outside of the educational sphere?

Im a high schools senior.

I am interested in law, but am very interested in exploring all the options that would suit my varying interests.

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