Suamico, Wisconsin

I am currently a 2nd year chemical engineering student at Michigan Technological University. I love to swim and am on the college club swim team.

High school Senior going into college

I am a 12th grader with a strong catholic faith and I am pursuing a career in law. I enjoy music and cooking as well as reading and public speaking. I am looking to be able to have a successful career without sacrificing my beliefs

Is there anything in which you recommend to someone with many years of schooling ahead of them? I am someone who plans to go into anesthesiology. I know I will have many years of schooling to go through, and I want to make sure that I don't experience burnout.

I am interested in going to Medical school to earn a degree in pediatrics and hope to go to UW-Madison for my undergrad.

Is it a good idea to record the lecture and then take notes later or is it better to take notes during the lecture?

I'm looking at colleges, and they all seem the same, but I want to know which program stands out more. Do you suggest taking the direct admit program that certain colleges offer, or taking the competitive path?

I've participated in summer research programs, but I'd like to know more about what to expect from research in college as an undergraduate. Thanks!

I plan on playing soccer for my college in the fall, and I'm attempting to understand how busy I really will be if I have 20 credit hours per week and soccer practices and games.

As a senior in high school, looking forward to college next fall, I want to make sure I maintain good grades and effective study habits, but I'm not sure the best way to do that. I am looking for some tips to ensure I maintain good study habits.
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Please give me the best answers and use examples to help me understand even more! For more reference, I am debating on what to decide for the future. If I stay at home or commute, I have a job that I can work at. I will also be able to spend more time with my family and friends. But, if I live...

I am looking to become a psychiatrist, and struggle to know what steps to take to stand out.

How do you balance an academic degree with an arts degree? Should it be a 50-50 balance, or should I be focusing more on one? I enjoy the arts more, but also want to make a stable living after college and don't want to invest too much in something that won't pay off.

Do all the degrees necessitate a Masters Degree

I'm heading to college soon and I know that I'm going to need a job to support myself during that time. I want to be an MLS so I think maybe working in a hospital lab would be a good choice. But if anyone else has some input about what jobs are good/adaptable for schedules that would be...