Rita Chuang

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.

This is part of our professionals series

This is part of our professionals series

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.