Career questions tagged school
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How can I stand out for my nurse practitioner school interview?
What does the interviewer want to hear from the students applying to NP school
What medical field can I jump into?
Hello, I am a college student that has been attending college for nearly a decade without an associate's due to indecisiveness. With 5 years of pharm tech experience and wanting to stay in medical, any suggestions on what to pursue? Preferably within the medical field that's not nursing. Starting to get my life together but not being able to decide is what's been plaguing me.
How do I start searching for schools that have a good business program?
I would like to apply to schools with a good business program and I don't know how to search for them. When I do all that keeps popping up is Ivy-league type school which I don't even know if I'm qualified to get in.
what do i pick? So im signing up currently for my college classes ill be taking as a junior next year, if i want to be a doctor (obgyn) what program do i pick???
Im currently a sophomore signing up for my junior classes, i have 3 blanks im filling with college classes, there are 5-6 “nurse” programs to choose from but i dont know which one to select as i want to be a doctor. Im using the ccp program.
Do colleges like when you take 4 years of the same foreign langauge?
Hello, im a freshman in highschool and im building my schedule for next year (sophmore year), i really want to take spanish for all 4 years but alot of my friends are saying its dumb. I really want to get into a good college so i didn’t know if 4 years of spanish would help me! Thank you!!!
What is the main thing I need to include in my college essay?
I am a junior in high school and my favorite classes are math and science. My hobbies are reading, writing and hair styling. I want to major in either psychology, nursing, or information technology.
What do I need to know as a freshman in highschool about college?
Hello, I am a freshman in highschool and my dream college is harvard. I want to be a medical malpractice lawyer and go for grad law at Harvard or Cornell and undergrad pre law/ major in psychology or political science at RMU or PSU. First off are these good schools? Am i dreaming too hard? Im a straight A student and I take all academic classes but i feel like im just dreaming and its not going to happen because im just a normal mid class white girl. Id be the first in my family since forever and ever ago to go to college. I also am not rich and i do not go to a rich/big highschool. Anyways what should i know about planning for schools? How do sat and lsat work? Can i take lsat as a highschool student? What classes are good to take as a high school student in prep for pre law? What are good extracurriculars to do? I currently do key club, art club, mock trial, student council, ambassadors (basically students and staff working together to bring the school and community together), choir, show choir, musical theater, dramatics, i have a part time job, and i try and help around the community. I also was in NJHS and I do girls golf. I would love to do ice hockey but currently can’t because my school does not offer it. Thanks for any help!
Do I have to go to a big college to get a good education?
I don't want to go to a big college, but I still want to get a good education and learn the profession that I want to learn without paying the money to go to a big school.
how can I keep a balance between school and work?
I have problems keeping my work hours and school hours from crossing paths I want them to be apart.
How do I choose my major if I'm passionate about two different things?
I'm really passionate about film and education, but am struggling on which to major in. I enjoy the education class I'm currently in more than the film theory class I took last semester and feel that it's the reason why I feel conflicted on my prospective major, but I also want to become a director and feel that it's important to immerse myself deeply in classes that pertain to it.
