Sanford, Florida

I want to go into the medical field, and am wondering whether or not my personality can match with it. #medicine #healthcare

I'm living on campus for my first year but it's so expensive that I was thinking about looking into other options. I was wondering if the benefits outweigh the costs.

trying to go to college debt free

I want to be a film maker #college

College is pitched as a necessity but priced as a privilege. With great grades, an incredible amount of determination, and as much prayer you can fathom, many students still don't get to experience college because hey simply cant afford it. Loans, and grants must first be approved and even when...

The college I want to go to is expensive. I don't want to burden my parents, but I also don't want to pay students loans forever (on a teacher salary). I'd love to find good scholarships that I can apply for. #Scholarshipsearch

This information is beneficial to me because I am currently beginning to look into colleges and am struggling to decide one because I’m not fully set on a major. #spring23

I am asking because, I am extremely interested in languages, especially American Sign Language, and am interested in working with the Federal Government. #federal-government #foreign-languages #linguistics

I am looking into forensics as my career. #career #biology #forensic

I want to become a nurse practitioner but i'm not sure what the best path is for me. I'm not sure if I should become a registered nurse first and work and couple years. Or just continue straight with my education until I become a nurse practitioner. Any suggestions on what exactly is the best...

I’m currently looking for a job in childcare for a preschool and is wondering if you have to have a degree or not. I’m also wondering how much the minimum wage is for childcare

I am interested in the police forcé. #police #officer

In #biology or just #scholarships in general

I am going to major in Applied Linguistics and am also majoring in Spanish at Union University in the Fall and am wanting to carry my career into the governmental aspect. I have also taken three years of (and am fluent in) American Sign Language and would like to incorporate that as well. I...

Is it like college where you have a course catalog of requirements to meet? And then you enroll based on your schedule? Or is it all planned out for you?

Is it better to take a gap year before applying to PA school to gather more experience to be more competitive for acceptance?