Pinckney, Michigan

How do I set myself apart from my peers in medical school? What are some out of the box opportunities that would enhance my resume? #Fall24

I am a current med student interested in dermatology, what opportunities should I be looking for to enhance my resume? #Fall24

How can I find paid undergraduate research opportunities? #Fall24

best source to learn math?

I'm currently a junior in high school, and I've recently started looking into colleges out of the US and there's a few that look amazing. I just want to know other peoples' opinions and experience, whether it's a good idea, how hard it is, what I should do in preparation, basic information...

Can you make enough money being a therapist without you needing more than one job? Because I know I wouldn't be able to handle more than one job at time. So I'm nervous to even go to college if I have to work multiple jobs after.

I'm nervous to be a mental health therapist because I'm worried that it'd hurt me more than I could help others. So is being a therapist as mentally taxing as it sounds?

best place or source to learn web developing path?

I want to learn these since I am trying to work in the medical field once I graduate high school. So if anyone has any suggestions I would love to hear about them.

How can I start to learn more about some different kinds of medicine, college, and nursing. They seem to be a bit interesting to me. Especially nursing.

How do I get experience? As I enter the field, are there certain things employers will look for? What will make me successful, my education in journalism or my experience with it? Should I create a portfolio of my work, and if I do, can I include writing unrelated to journalism?

I wish to be good at what I do (data analytics)

I'm about to go into college but I don't know if I want to do elementary or secondary teaching. I want to know what grade is the best to teach before I make my choice.

I am the type of person that thinks I can never do anything right, especially if the task seems very big and cumbersome. I want help so that I can enjoy my career.

I am the type of person that thinks I can never do anything right, especially if the task seems very big and cumbersome. I want help so that I can enjoy my career.

I'm a 14-year-old girl, in high school, I have always wanted to model, I'm 5'6,117 pounds, and can model walk in heels, but I have not yet found a modeling agency near me.

What are some challenges that come when trying to become a therapist? What classes can I take now in high school to help me develop the skills of a therapist?

I am a junior in Highschool attending SouthLyon East. I have a interest in business but am not sure which major to go into in college. I really like building and working a business, i have had 2 one making net 10k in sales.

Say I want to get a management position in the Software Development field. Should I get a bachelor's degree in Computer Science first, and then get an MBA? Should I do this while working/internship or focus on just getting the MBA?

I'm currently in 10th grade and I wish to partner up with somebody, preferably a professor to help them with research. Does anyone have some tips/info on how to accomplish such a task?

What classes/courses should I Take as Future Bariatricians?
What did you do to become Bariatricians? Where do you work at as Bariatricians and I mean specifics like the hospital name or wherever you work if you don’t mind sharing. How much do you personally make as a Bariatricians?

Do you guys know any scholarship/Grants info for future Bariatric?Do you guys know a good free virtual high school for future doctors. What degrees do Bariatricians have?

I need to be able to finically support myself.

idk if college is for me or not?

One of the career choices I'm debating on requires a master's degree, and I know that getting a master's degree will not be easy and expensive.

What can I do at 16 to get ready for my future? As of now, I try online things like dropshipping. I want to get into real estate, but need money to start.

I am pretty good at it but I would like to get better in order to move on to learning about financial literacy and how to use it in my own way so that I’m able to learn more about it.

How do I decide on whether to pursue a master's degree or a doctorate?

I am a geology major with a climate science minor and it seems like I don't need to pursue a master's degree before a doctorate. Is this frowned upon, or a good option?

I am exploring my options, thinking about being a vet or something that relates.

I completed my medical school and did 1 year internship in tertiary care hospital outside US. Highly interested in working somewhere related to my field. I am a student of PMBA with major track as healthcare marketing.