Briana Pelle, MS, CCC-SLP

Hello speech pathologists! I'm a current sophomore in high school and want to pursue a career as a speech pathologist. What would you recommend I do now to help me on this path? Extracurricular activities? Jobs? Internships?

I don't like talking to people much but I love history, wondering what stuff I might wanna get into

I have been being pressured my whole life by the people around me to figure out what I am going to go to school for and what I'm going to do in life. I just recently decided on pursuing a career in film but some people are saying I won't make it. Can you help?

I’m a 17 year old going into my senior year and I have done nothing for college. I feel lost and I don’t know what to do or where to look. I’m going to a tutor this week but I’m honestly scared to start a new chapter

All jobs that I like the idea of get paid very little and money is an important factor as my parents are older and I want to be able to support them financially.

Attending college costs a lot of money that could be invested else where, why is it a good discison to go to college instead of traveling or immeadly going into the work force?

Name is hayle I'm in 10th grand an don't like school that much

I don’t want to live a boring life and don’t know what to do. I feel like desk jobs are boring and yeah

Hello! As a college student in the middle of my career, I wanted to submit a question. What majors should students NOT go to college to study for? If you do list any majors: What do you recommend students do (instead) to pursue their career goals? I hope this question could help future...

Currently dedicated to the healthcare pathway and have been for a long time; however, I feel it'd too late to be interested in/ commit to anything else if I eventually decide to discontinue healthcare.

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

What is import when looking at colleges and knowing what classes are good to take for your specific career?

Will I be required to take more classes for my masters in communication disorders (or any other accepted MS degrees for speech , because my degree is in liberal studies?

I am looking at possible colleges and careers. As of right now, becoming a college professor sounds really cool to me. What level of education do I need? How long would it take?

I am in 10th grade and have always been interested in psychology and law. I wanted to know if I can do both.