Dino Ubalde

What is the best tip you can give for getting into medical school. Additionally, would you recommend taking the MCAT your junior year or your senior year of college? Did you take any gap years in-between college and medical school?

How can I find research opportunities or internships as an incoming college freshman that will give me hands-on experience in data science and help me gain a competitive advantage in the future? #Spring25

I'm starting grad school in August and know it'll be different from my undergrad experience, so I want to try to be as prepared as I can.

Going into the medical field while trying to keep my athletics and other extracurricular activities.

I am an incoming freshman at Northwestern University.

I’m a 12th grader about to graduate, and I’m really interested in biology. I’m thinking about careers in fields like healthcare, research, or biotech, but I’m still exploring my options. I’m passionate about science, solving problems, and helping people. I’m trying to figure out how to make the...

I was wondering if this is a solid career plan or just go to radiology school for two yrs?

I’m very interested in studying psychology in college, but I’m not sure what career path I want to pursue. Is it worth the financial burden to pursue a masters or doctorate in psychology? Were the pay out, career push, and overall benefits worth the financial and mental burdens of...

I am a graduating senior who will be studying business and hopefully focusing on economics. I am an avid soccer player and enjoy working for my family in our pizzeria. I hope to gain a fresh perspective on how to make meaningful connections in networking which mean everything in building a...

Anything college related that you had to learn the hard way. Or would learning it the hard way better my experience and person?

I am a senior about to graduate and I'm nervous about moving into a dorm. I've been camping with friends before so I have some experience away from home, but living on my own for a whole school year seems daunting and nerve-wracking.

What is the most important thing to know in transition from college to a real life job in order to secure a job which will set you up for your future?

With the way education is leading to in the United States, I'm not sure if I should continue this. I've wanted to be a teacher since middle school and I'm not sure if I should continue or find another path to follow.

Yes, I have applied for scholarships, emailed several financial aid offices, and even sent physical letters. I have received aid, but it is still not enough. I am struggling.

The university I'm attending doesn't have very many scholarships to help me cover the costs, but I need a lot of money to pay for it. I'd like to avoid loans if possible, so do you know of any way to get the money through scholarships?

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