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Kiera Oct 22, 2016 2159 views

What is the average time it takes to complete an M.D. / Ph. D. degree?

I plan on majoring in molecular biology in college on a pre-med track with hopes to go to medical school to get my M.D./Ph. D. I was wondering how long it would take to pursue this degree? #college #medicine #graduate-school #research #medical-education #molecular-biology #clinical-research

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alexis Oct 22, 2016 1105 views

As a doctor, anesthesiologist in particular, is it easy to balance work and still be active in having a family at home??

I am a female interested in becoming an anesthesiologist, but I also want to one day have a family, so I was wondering if it is easy to balance those two things. #doctor #pre-med #anesthesiologist

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Kate Oct 22, 2016 1124 views

Does a degree in kinesiology or nursing provide better job opportunities after graduation?

I am really stuck between then two options and need help making up my mind! #nursing #kinesiology

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Kate Oct 22, 2016 1538 views

What field of nursing do you need the most training for?

I am very interested in nursing and honestly, super curious about all the different career options it can lead to. #nursing

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Kate Oct 22, 2016 1201 views

What are the chances that an employer or company would consider paying for/offering a scholarship to a particular student that financially needs it and will agree to work for them in the future?

These days the cost of college keeps rising and the rate of unemployment seems to be increasing as well. I also understand that it is up to students to find scholarships that fit their financial situation and academic standards. However, I feel as though if more and more employers care about...

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Danielle Oct 21, 2016 2193 views

How many hours does it take to become a professional surfer?

I like playing in the water #sports #ocean

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Jimmy Oct 20, 2016 1621 views

What sort of job opportunities are available to someone who double majors in computer engineering and aerospace engineering?

I think that these two areas of engineering are the most interesting thing to me. I would like to double major in both of these fields. I was wondering what sort of jobs would allow me to use both of these subject areas. #computer-software #engineering #computer-engineering...

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Jimmy Oct 20, 2016 1403 views

How are companies working to change the gender gap in STEM careers?

I happen to be a male student, but I have noticed that there is a serious lack of women in STEM career paths. I was wondering how companies are working to repair this discrepancy.

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Miles Oct 17, 2016 1370 views

What do I need to do to be on a trading floor?

One of the things I really want to do is be on a trading floor when I start to work. I am currently studying finance and was wondering if there was something else that could really help me become more of a candidate for being on the trading floor. #finance #stock-trading

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Alex Oct 17, 2016 1680 views

Does a Chemical Techicians or Chemical Enginer need to relocate or travel?

I'm doing a paper in my carrier exploration class and I have been having little difficultly at finding my answer "Does a chemical technicians or chemical engineer need to relocate or travel?". Every time I look it up on google,Bing, and yahoo answer it would give me the same...

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Miles Oct 13, 2016 2323 views

What is the best skill one can posess in the business and working field today?

With midterms around the corner, I have become curious about what are important skills to have in today's work force. I know that time management is always looked for but I was curious about what else is looked for in a potential hire. #business #job-skills #personal-development

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Alexandra Oct 12, 2016 4645 views

For female professionals: Have you even encountered any obstacles obtaining leadership positions because of your gender, and if so, how did you handle those challenges?

I've always had slight concerns about being a woman pursuing a historically male-dominated field (in my case, psychology research/professorship), and I was curious what have been the experiences of women in leadership positions. Was it difficult getting where you are because of your gender? Are...

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Alexandra Oct 11, 2016 7604 views

What are some areas of telecommunications that will see the most growth in the coming decade or so?

I'm curious about what specific types of jobs are in demand now or will become more in demand within the next few years. This could even include positions that don't exist currently, but might in the future once technological innovations call for it. #communications #telecommunications...

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Alexandra Oct 07, 2016 7607 views

Is a double major in psychology and neuroscience worth it to get an edge on graduate school applications?

I am currently a freshman psychology major and I'm about to add a neuroscience double major because I think it might help me get into a better grad school. The problem is that I'm afraid that this double major might take time away that I could be using for internships/research, etc. It's...

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Alexandra Oct 06, 2016 3280 views

In your experience, are psychology internships *or* research experience more important for acceptance to graduate school?

I'm currently an underclassman, however I'd like to gain some quality experience for grad school. Considering that I'm looking to become a professor who conducts research, I thought that in my case pursuing research experience might be the better call. Is this the correct type of thinking, or...

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