Michel Davis

I want to enjoy task.

I’m a freshman in high school, my GPA is 3.96 and straight A’s. I’m in a Medical Careers club and a Mock Trial club at my high school. This weekend I was in a Mock Trial as the defendant’s attorney in criminal proceedings(aggravated assault and battery charges for juvenile male, 17 tried as an...

I'm stuck in the middle of these two career paths and I'm trying to figure out which one is better cause a (P) pays better and the pay of going to college and working pays itself. On the other hand (AT) doesn't and takes 10 years to graduate and doesn't pay for it's self.

I am in 8th grade going into 9th and I just want to think ahead

I am currently a freshman taking an IB course, but I have the opportunity to switch to AP. However, if I choose AP, I would need to take Latin. Unfortunately, my school does not offer many AP courses that align with my intended major, with the exception of Biology. The available AP courses...

I have been contemplating about pursuing higher education and have a lot of questions about college. I am curious about the application process, the different majors and programs offered, the types of financial aid available, the campus life, and the career prospects after graduation.

I'm really into oncology and research but love working in clinical atmospheres.

Like how do you make sure to get into a medical college? I have a 4.0 average so far into my 7th grade year. I want to know what courses I should take in High School to be sure to get into medical college.

I've always wanted to pursue a career in medicine and that has not changed. But, I want to create a life for myself where I'm financially stable and happy. So, how do you choose a career that makes enough to support your lifestyle while maintaining a happy life.

I am 15 and in 9th grade and I would like to go to the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville. I live in Missouri now.

I was wondering what I should take into consideration because I am trying to figure out which career would suit me best.

I'm looking into becoming a psychiatrist and was wondering what steps I should take.

I'm looking into becoming a Psychiatrist and was wondering what the drawbacks are.

I’ve newly joined a high school freshman year, straight after moving internationally. But while adjusting, I realized my GPA is terrible for what my aspirations are. It’s a 3.76 unweighted and I’m nervous it’ll affect my application to college in the long run. Any idea how I can help it?

Im a senior in high school and don't know what to do after I graduate.

I’m lost on what extracurricular activities are, but I’ve done some research and it talks about volunteering? My aspiration is med school, and I want a great profile for the top universities for my biochemistry undergrad. I have also enrolled in multiple competitions for research and projects...

I want to know about it.

I know I can be a straight A student, as I have before, but I just don’t have the no motivation. I understand what I’m doing I just don’t do it. Any tips?

I am trying to go to xollag but I have no money what should I do?

i wish to be a doctor but dont want to go to college

tips on studying
colleges to go to
good school abilities
essays

Like what do I need to get accepted to the college and what is the best college for this major? How should I prepare?

What activities should i do to be ahead for a premed teack?

I’m 16, I’ve wanted to be a therapist since I was 11. After having therapy myself I wanted to be able to help people like that. Know that even if they’re going through thought times I’m someone they can lean on. Even if they have no friends I would be there.

I know I want to be something in medical field but I’m not sure what I want to be.

Right now I think I should to major in neuroscience, and then apply to med school. However Im not sure if thats the best way to go to ensure I get my PHD in psychiatry and then become a Psychiatrist. Honestly I am lost and would love some help going over the process/steps.

I want to be a dermatologist as my final career. I would like to major in biomed engineering.
I have a weighted GPA of 4.28.

Like they teach thing that you would never really need and don’t teach the stuff we should know

Advice on getting better grades on exams in chemistry and remember the materials that are taught

As the topic states, I have been trying to find a good bunch of extracurriculars that relate to the medical field. I currently do some volunteering as well as basketball on a local team (I heard group sports are always a bonus) and I was also planning on starting a NPO (Non-profit organization)...