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jack488 views

I'm want to be a forensics pathologist what science classes should I take next year

I'm a junior

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Kelz819 views

Information about Pathology?

Hi, I'm a grade 11 student who's interested in medicine, and is currently researching different areas of specialism. I would like to know a bit about Pathology, such as the qualifications, a starter salary, what a normal day looks like, and other general knowledge. (South Africa) How can I find job shadowing opportunities?

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What are the best college level apps for helping major and study in Speech and Language Pathology #Fall2025?

What are the best college-level apps for helping with major and study in Speech and Language Pathology? #Fall2025

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Emily600 views

What is the most interesting (or best) aspect (or part) of being a Clinical/Anatomical Pathologist?

I am a high school senior who has a great interest in the science courses, medical field, as well as writing & literature. I am planning to major in either biology or chemistry in college with the goals of becoming a Clinical and/or Anatomical Pathologist. I would like to know more about the working (or environmental) aspect of working in this profession to better discern if it is truly the right fit for me. Thank you!

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Jiya2830 views

How do I get people to help me with my nonprofit?

I recently started a global youth-led nonprofit called Project Pulse, (@theogprojectpulse on TikTok and Instagram), which focuses on helping underserved communities across the globe gain access to healthcare by connecting them with licensed medical professionals. Right now, I’m facing a challenge: I don’t have medical professionals willing to partner with us. Beyond cold emailing (which often doesn’t get responses), what are effective strategies I could use to connect with doctors or healthcare providers who might want to get involved? Also, if you know of any medical professionals who may be open to volunteering their expertise, or if you’d like to help me grow this organization in other ways, I’d love your advice and support!

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What is the work life balance like for a medical pathologist? Also, what classes would you reccomend to take as an undergraduate in order to better my chances of getting into a pathology school? #spring25

#spring25 What is the work life balance like for a medical pathologist? Also, what classes would you reccomend to take as an undergraduate in order to better my chances of getting into a pathology school?

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Jenna868 views

What should I do to build up a strong resume, so that I am considered a competitive applicant when applying for graduate school as a Speech Language Pathologist ?

I am currently an undergraduate student studying Communication Sciences and Disorders and am very curious as to what types of jobs and experiences would help me when it comes to applying for graduate school in the future.

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Sarah1413 views

What exactly do pathologists do and how do you become one?

I'm a junior in high school, and I'm not sure what to major in for college. I have found interest in pathology. It seems very cool to research and investigate what disease someone could have. I enjoy chemistry and biology and I think I want to major in something related to science.

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Naomi1846 views

Is it possible to become a physician and a researcher?

I was wondering if it was possible to become a molecular pathologist but also pursue scientific research?

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How to become a Medical Examiner?

Lend your expertise: what does it take to become a Medical Examiner? Note: Given the growing interest in the medical field, we're inviting our experienced professionals to share their knowledge.

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Jerilynn933 views

Is it possible to finish my pathology education under 12 years?

It's the career I've been wanting to do for years

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Mia5830 views

How do you become a pathologist and how did you choose your specialization in pathology?

I'm a highschool junior who loves biology and wants to go into the medical field. I have a big fear about college debt but I'm ready to continue to learn and explore the world!

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What are the different roles you can work inside of a laboratory?

Note: this is part of our Professionals series where volunteers share questions they wish they saw on the platform

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What major should I look into to be accepted into a speech therapist program? ?

I’m going to be a sophomore in college and working on prerequisites. I know I want to become a speech therapist that specializes in children but am unsure after this year which way to go. Note: this question was asked anonymously by a student

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Why did you decide to be a pathologist? What inspired you?

Hi! My name is Andrea and I am doing research on pathology for my Health class. I would appreciate it if you answered these questions the best you could. Thank you! 1)How many years of college did you need to go through? What other programs, courses, and clubs did you join or do? 2)What jobs did you work before you became a pathologist? What did you think of them? 3)How can I decide if I want to get a PH.D. in this field? 4)Did you have to pivot and go back to school at a later time? 5)Did you need to shadow another professional in the field before becoming a pathologist? 6)Was there a subject you struggled with during your school years? 7)What skill sets did you learn or gain while being in this profession? 8) Why did you choose a career in medicine? Why did you choose this specialty? 9)Do you regret going through the years of schooling? 10) What skills would you recommend someone to have before trying to get into this field? 11) What keeps you motivated?

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T'oni1602 views

What requirements do you need to work in the Healthcare/ Forensics field?

I want to study forensics or nursing when I go to college.

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Kyra1623 views

Good Colleges for Forensics?

What are some good colleges to get into to become a Forensic Pathologist?

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Arianna768 views

What is the process of becoming a physician assistant and would you recommend this professional path?

Over this past summer I did an internship at Boston Children Hospital, working with the Pathology department. During that time, I was able to spend with Pathology, i viewed many career paths within Pathology. However, one that stood out to me was a Physician Assistant. Unfortunately, I was not able to spend as much time shadowing them as i'd like and also wasn't quite aware of who filled those positions at the time. That being said, if anyone has any information regarding their average salary, life style and projection of success, as well as any other information that would be amazing! I plan to continue to do internships with Boston Children regarding Pathology however I am in need of advice, tips or any comments about this department and physician assistant profession. This would benefit me extremely as it will help build my confidence for continuing this pathway as well as building connecting getting into this program! I am a senior in high school and while I know I have time to figure out my future professional interest it would be so helpful with any info. I am interested in University of Connecticut's Biopathology program and was also wondering if anyone has experience at UCONN as a whole and/or knowledge of their science programs. THANK YOU :)

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Haley877 views

Plant pathology?

I'm interested in plant pathology, what degree in college should I look into?

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Erhiga1139 views

What is a typical day as a clinical research coordinator at a university?

What is a typical day as a clinical research coordinator at a university? Do you love your job? Why?

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Daniela1408 views

What are some things i should have in mind if i want to study forensic medicine?

I have an interest in forensic medicine and i just want to know if i there are things i should keep in mind for an easier time.

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amanda1634 views

How do i become a Speech Language Pathologists?

What type of college comes with this career? What type of company advancements should i look for? What degree should I earn to be most qualified for speech pathology? Is there an online course for this field?

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Elijah1019 views

What do I need to do to be a Forensic Pathology Examiner for the FBI?

#forensic-sciences #law-enforcement #FBI #pathology #psychology #forensics

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Emma967 views

What is the most important factor in getting into medical school?

When trying to find the perfect school for undergrad, it is difficult as a highschool student to try to plan ahead when I have no idea what to be prepared for. What are important things to do/know before applying for medical school? #pathology #medical-school

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What do pathologist do on their daily bases in work periods?

I am a junior in highschool and I have been interested in studying pathology. i have been curious of what pathologists do during work hours. #pathology

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mariami910 views

During medical rotations in med-school, is laboratory pathology one of the rotation places?

#pathology #medschool

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Sarah1041 views

What full-time/part-time jobs would be great for experience when wanting to pursue a career in Forensic Pathology?

I'm new to the work environment relating to the medical field and I do a lot of research, and ask others questions, on this topic, but the answers are either broad, or unanswered. I would also appreciate learning from what someone else had to do to build themselves up to this specific type of career. #medicine #pathologist #pathology #forensicpathology

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Laura1230 views

How has forensic pathology changed since you have began practicing?

Has the technology or methodology changed since you began working in this field? #forensic-pathology #forensics #pathology

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Saba1126 views

How do pathologists and pathologist assistants work together to quickly provide patients with an answer to their disease?

My goal is to become a pathologist but, if that does goal does not become a reality, I'd like to become a pathologist assistant. I'm curious to know what the similarities and differences are between the two jobs. #pathology #pathology-assistant

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Saba1097 views

How do pathologists advise patients with the best course of action for their disease?

I'm asking this because I plan on becoming a pathologist and would like to know the difficulties that they are faced with when a patient becomes ill with a disease. #pathology #pathologist #medicine #healthcare #hospital-and-healthcare

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