Lesly Beltran

whats the best time to start applying for colleges?

I am a high school student wondering what benefits come with getting different degrees.

What are ways to discover what I would want to do in the future?

I am a senior in high school and I am doing undergraduate in nursing #pre-med #physician . How can I take classes that will benefit me?

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#pre-med

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Just a curious high school sophomore :)

I am interested in going pre-med, however I know getting into medical school after can be very challenging. My worry is going through the pre-med program, and not being able to get into med school, if that were to happen, what careers could i take on?

I really wish to know.

Medical major question

What does the cost look like

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?

As someone who is planning to pursue neuroscience on the pre-med track, what are some things I should do in the summer after I graduate high school? I was thinking of getting a certificate so I can work and have clinical experience during my first year in college.

#CV23

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.

Hello, my name is Valerie, I am currently a first-year Biology student at the University of South Florida. As a pre-med student, I have been on the lookout for an internship or job, it has been very hard searching for something related to the field of healthcare or medicine, and I would like...

How do we apply to medical school from college.

I'll be attending college later this year and I'm majoring under Medicinal Biochemistry, as well as trying to become part of the Pre-Med program the university offers. I'm aiming to become a Nurse or Nurse Practitioner and I'm wondering more about the steps I should take after earning my degree.

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

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.

I am a sophomore on a pre-med track at university and the uncertainty of med school scares me. I am certain of my desire for ophthalmology, but I worry that many years spent in med school will not be years spent learning about the eyes. Is there any advice to calm doubts and fears of being...

For computer science majors what level of math is required?

I want to pursue STEM in college and I’m curious on how other women got interested in it. #women-in-stem

#engineers #biomedical-engineering #mechanical-engineering #career-counseling #women #stem #technology #college #engineering #chemical-engineering #women-in-stem #stemcareers #women-in-tech

#stem #women-in-stem

I've always been so confused and honestly frustrated that women don't get as much recognition in STEM-related careers, and although opportunities are arising there are still underlying sexism and misogyny in the workplace. That sometimes discourage me from pursuing a career in STEM because I...

As a woman wanting to go into a male dominated field I often find it scary thinking there won't be much women around me. Have you ever been discouraged from it? How did you deal with it?

As a senior in college hoping to enter the fashion designing field, I've been researching top institutions in the US to apply to, but I'm unsure of what inquiries a university may make during an interview. I was twice turned down for admission to a private institution in Woodbridge because of...

I'm a high school freshmen interested in paleontology and wanted to as someone who is a paleontologist.

What is the best college/university to become a paleontologist?
What education and/or training helped prepare you for this job?

There’s a lot of steps that are needed to become a travel nurse, it’s a job that requires a lot of patience and a lot of hard work

I'm a Junior in high schools that loves great advice and learning form others. To help with my question just briefly give me some tips or advice to help out. For example say I'm on the path to the first step of becoming a psychiatrist, you then can say something like if you go on to do this try...

What should I do right after highschool

Will I be able to do all my homework and still do after school sports?

My dream school is an out of state university with a high tuition. I have a few in state universities that are cheaper on my backup list, but I don't want to give up on my dream school.

I am currently a freshman going into my sophomore year of high school, looking for things to so either this summer or over the school year to help with college applications.

Most engineering majors in college are extremely competitive, how do I stand out?

When it comes to engineering careers relating to it I hear that often times people need to network and build connections but how exactly do people do that and how early can I start?

Does it matter if I go to college or not?

- Internships
- Volunteer Work

I am interested in becoming an ultrasound tech but I want to know what are some of the things to keep in mind that I may or may not like for this job

What factors should dictate someone's choice on what they're majoring?

I have a career goal and know what my passion is but I’d also like to study something that I like at college (eg. design). What should I do?

Although I’m not yet a senior, I’m worried about how I’ll perform in the future since I know a lot of seniors who’ve lost motivation their second semester.

I've heard that college is a lot less stressful and 'fast-paced' in comparison to high school. Is this true?

from highs school senior

is it too late to start looking at colleges at the end of you junior year?

From basic life skills to insights on ways to prepare, I am looking to get as much tips and tricks as possible to help prepare myself for the college lifestyle.

I am a high school junior and I love to work, but I do not know if this is possible. Have others felt this way? If so, what happened when you went to college?

Are you supposed to create a formal sheet of all your work/ volunteer experiences, extra-curricular, etc and submit alongside your college app.?

I want to take a career in hospitality. And I would like to travel, so I could either work on a cruise ship or be a flight attendant. So this is why I'm asking.

How to get started on my dream career?