Somers Point, New Jersey

Pre-dental field. Majoring in Bio. Class of 2026. Orthodontics is what I hope to do in the future.

What classes do I need to take to get into the field of A veterinarian? What are the steps after high school to become a veterinarian?

I'm going into college to become an accountant and I would love the perspective of someone who is already in that roll. I want to do something in accounting with numbers, but the answer to this question could help guide which niche I dive into. Thanks!

I’m finishing my second year of community college and my next step is quickly approaching. I’m interested in many things but need to narrow it down to one that can transfer to a career that I can be passionate about.

What is one piece of advice do you have for a 1st year college student to help stay on top of your schedule with assignments and exam study/prep?

#fall25

I'm currently majoring in psychology and understood going into college that I will need a masters in order to become a therapist. I'm only in my first semester and I just don't want to make this big decision to continue with my masters before I am very set on this because I don't want to waste...

I have taken Elements of Health Care, Medical Terminology, Future Professionals, currently take Legal and Ethical Issues in Health Care, I am volunteering in the hospital, and shadowing doctors when I have time. I also took General Psychology and Computer Science in College from a High School...

What are some undergraduate schools to get into vet school? Also, what majors do I need to take so I can get into vet school? I am in high school and is looking forward to becoming a veterinarian. I thought at first it was only 4 years and done, you become a veterinarian but actually you need...

I will be a college freshmen this September. I'm a student athlete and want to maximize my college experience without getting burned out. #Spring25

I always hear everyone talking about internships and how they're so amazing for college students. But how do you know that you are picking the right one?

Are there any things that you took to college that you later realized were a waste of space? Was there something that your roommate had that you realized you absolutely should have brought with you?

What would you suggest would be the better option after I graduate college in a couple years, work towards my dream job or work at a job that would pay off my debt?

Right now, I'm on track to graduate high school late June and attend classes in PA to obtain my certificate for Diesel Technology. Picking my career in the automotive industry was a shot in the dark, as, at the time I was uncertain with what I wanted to do in life. I wanted to pick a career...

I'm currently at a point in my life where my hands are the only ones on the steering wheel without any supervision whatsoever, I'm scared that I might mess things up.

I am studying to be a nurse. I am passionate about it, but I want to know if there is any advice that I can get for my next steps after graduating. I am still unsure about this, and although graduation is still a long time away, it makes me nervous. I would really like help with this simple...