Yasemin G.

I still have many years left before going to college, I am not sure what I still need to do to go into a good medical school. I am not sure what career field I am interested in. Is there any recommendation you recommend. Thank you

I am a 10th grader in high school and am hoping to get my associates degree by the time I graduate. I am wanting to attend a school that would really help me become a psychologist.

Should I stay in a dorm or an apartment? I wanna go to law school, but I want to stay in a place that’s nice and comfortable that I would love to be in Wym at school.

What medical schools should I start to seek out? What classes should i begin to take as a senior and junior in highschool?

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I took the PSAT ( Pre-sat) this year, and my math score was better than my English, And some people including our school counselor is saying SAT is not very very important in the application, but some of my teachers and my family are saying it's very important, and you have to get a good score...

I want to work in the medical field and I want to become a surgeon but I was told that women can't be surgeons but I'm not sure if that's true. I'm in 8th grade and I'm 14 years old !

What would be the best college to attend to, to become a General Surgeon ? ?

Just a curious high school sophomore :)

Just wondering what are some things to look forward to as a psychology major in college. Like what are some classes to look forward to taking for psychology?

Just a sophomore (High School) wondering about the Medical School process- specifically whether or not there are some specifics I should look out for.

Our responsibility as soon as we turn eighteen is to be independent and self sufficient. However, we’re never taught the right tools to know how to even get an apartment. How am I supposed to build my credit score, if no one trusts me enough to even begin?
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Hello, I hear of a lot of people who switch majors in college. I have also heard that this isn't necessarily a bad thing, but I would also like to hear from someone who has switched majors before, and ask if they thought it was the right thing to do. If so, when is it appropriate to do so and...

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I want to be a surgeon in the future but I want to know if I should go to a school that has a good premed and medical school, or if I should go to a cheaper school that has good classes and receive a bachelor's degree there then transfer to a medical school. #college #medicine

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What made you decide you wanted to go to school either part-time or full-time?
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I'm getting letters left and right from different colleges, but I have no idea what I want to go to college for yet. #college-advice #college-admissions #college-major #career

I have dreamed of becoming a surgeon for a while and I want to know what the best medical schools are and if I should go to a less expensive school first then a medical school. #college #medicine #surgery

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When applying to selective schools, applicants often have to go through interviews in the process. If you’re the interviewer, what’s something you look for (other than passion)? If you’re the interviewee, what’s one thing you wished you knew about interviews before starting one? #interviews...

Looking online and asking friends and professionals, they tell me different things, such as how it doesn't matter or how important they are. The difficulty of my classes and my grades are causing a decrease in confidence, and how it will affect my colleges. #college #college-admissions...

I will be attending college in the fall of 2022, and I don't feel prepared for it at all. Therefore, what are some things that can help me get physically and mentally prepared? Are there anythings I should know or look out for?(How is it different from High School?) Tips/advices on making...

Obviously we have to stay looking professional, but is there a way we can stand out? #interviews

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