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I am unsure of what college to go to for wanting to pursue a career in Otolaryngology or what to major in specifically. What major is recommended for pursuing a career in Otolaryngology?

I want to try and become a doctor, most likely a pediatrician, but I'm not sure if I want to be in school for over 10 years. What should I do?

I’m an upcoming college freshman going to getting a bachelors of science in nursing, but I want to go to medical school and become a surgeon.

what would be some good schools or programs I could go through? what are some steps you would recommend me taking?

Is there a way I can be a doctor in a field that deals with children? Would it be expensivive to be a doctor in the United States.

Hi, to any doctor reading this, I am a rising high school senior and I might be interested in medicine. I like STEM in general, and I believe I have the brains and work ethic to thrive as a doctor. I understand that perusing the path to becoming a physician is long and challenging and takes a...

I'm planning on becoming a dermatologist but I want some actual advice from people who have expertise in that field.

How long does it take to finish school if you want to be a gynecologist?
Hi I’m Taniyah and I’m about to a sophomore in high school. I’m considering going to be an obgyn, but I’m scared of going to school for a long time. Im afraid I will quit and drop out.

I am wondering as to how I can advance my chances to getting into med school, what internships, part time jobs, and other such work experiences can help with that?

Is it too early to apply for colleges?

I'm about to be in 11th grade, and I still have no idea. I'm into art, math, science, and things that involve critical thinking. I can't imagine any careers for me to have because I'm also the type of person who gets easily bored. I also don't really excel in anything because I'm more of a...

How do I figure out what job would be best for me? I am going in to tenth grade and still have some time, but I want to be prepared. I love helping people and my mom is a home health nurse, which is something I am interested in but she always has so much work and seems stressed. I want to be...

I am a female in 9th grade and I am considering pursuing a medical career. I love helping people and I love problem-solving. I am deeply analytical and I have always found medicine intriguing. Thank you so much and have a wonderful day!

How would I start off learning about being anesthesiologist if they don’t teach about it? And what would I have to do to meet the requirements for being an anesthesiologist?

When should I start looking into colleges if I want to become a dermatologist?

I think I need help with this because idk what I will or should do in the future yet 🥲

What are the pros and cons of attending a 2 year institution before transferring to a 4 year Vs attending a 4 year the entire time?
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I'm a freshman in high going into the 10th grade.

I have a hard time talking loud enough but I'm good at listening it's my strongest point.

I am a college sophomore on the pre-med track.

Like what has struggled you the most?

I would like to graduate med school with as little debt as possible. I currently plan on being a pediatrician, but I am open to learning and exploring different careers related to medicine, biology, chemistry, and science.

Hello! My name is Lizeth and I am a current high school student. I'm conducting an interview with any professional in the physician field for a Foundations in Health Science Class project about careers! I have created a total of 13 questions. Comment on this post, answering all 13 questions to...

I want to have a fast paced specialty that has a variety of job requirements. Something in the surgical field peeks my interest. I also want to have a good amount of money to support my lifestyle.

I am a freshman in high school and I am thinking about pursuing a major that would lead me to become a doctor. I don't know what kind of doctor, though.

how, many years to become a doctor?

I want to become one

How do we apply to medical school from college.

did you have any hiccups while pursuing your career.

I want to know what exactly do they expect in the application as a newly graduate looking to find a job after college.

I've been thinking about different jobs I might want to pursue and was wondering the number of hours required and how flexible they are.

Is it because of the numerous pockets?

I'm sure working as a Psychiatrist is challenging just like any other job, but I'm curious to say if it is difficult is it worth the time and money? I want to get into something similar to this and look at other options but I want advice to see if this is a good choice.

Is there any specific information I need to master to really get the subject?

What can I do because I want to start making money as soon as possible. But I don’t know what to do it where to start my journey.
I need a hint or more likely an assistance in order to make up my mind on what to do, when to do , and how to do.

My uni grades fluctuated due to life circumstances. I'm far from rich but am still striving towards my goal. I feel as though my back is to a wall.

I want to go into neurosurgery so I want a good pre med program but also not have to pay a million dollars for it.

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Hi! I'm trying to fulfill my lifelong dream of becoming an X-ray tech, but I don't know where to start. Where can I find a school that has the program? What should I focus on in school? What is the fastest/best route to becoming one?

Show up to class, study hard, practice skills, words, go to clinics . Job shadow

I want to apply to nursing school to earn my associates degree. However, I’m 23, have only worked in retail, and I currently volunteer as a tutor for children.

I am curious about what kind of patients I will encounter as a nurse. I'm wondering if its like previous experience where some patients are rude and others arent. how are nurses treated and if there are good and bad days

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

Are there possibilities of getting into medical school from a lower-class home and decent grades but not perfect?

As someone interested in medical assisting as a potential career, what are some challenges you face on a daily basis? How do you cope with said challenges?

I'm a pre-med student searching for clinical or medical volunteering or internship work.

The ideal pre-med program/ school I would like to be accepted into is CU Denver. Is there any specific way to increase my chances of being accepted?

What process is the best to ensure I find the right college that has a good reputation and good education and will ensure I will exceed and land a successful career?

What are some essential classes that helped you prepare for your career?

How long did your training/schooling take?