Shelia Bereszniewicz

I've been thinking about biomedical engineering, but it seems to be a broad topic. What exactly is it? Are there any good Jobs that go with biomedical engineering?

I want to be a surgeon, nurse, psychologist, deal with criminal cases, learn to read body language, etc.

I still have many years left before going to college, I am not sure what I still need to do to go into a good medical school. I am not sure what career field I am interested in. Is there any recommendation you recommend. Thank you

carer tips

and at this moment I am considering to take between commerce or PCM

Tips for attending a college

is it just a lot of work in general or is it studies and mentoring and finding other ways to better youself.

why is university important, what things does university give you, what would happen if i don´t go to university, why good grades are inportant in life

I'm a 16 year old rising high school senior, and I've been learning how to code in my free time for the past year or so. I've decided that I want to study computer science in college, but I'm still not entirely sure about my decision.

I'm thinking of the best degree to major in college, i'm currently in 12th grade

I have a lot of different interest and I'm having a hard time figure what route I'd like to go. Do I focus more on what I enjoy or more on what would make me more financially stable in today's world.

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.

What are some things you considered when choosing a college? What are some things to consider if you want to study abroad?

I have been struggling for a while unsure what career path I want to follow. Some times would tell myself would like to be nurse but then over think I don’t why I keep on doing that .

How do you choose what to study

I have no idea what to study or what to do when I get out of school.

I'm in 10th grade and feel like I should start thinking about college but have no idea what to do.

What do I do if I’m undecided

When I was younger I always wanted to be a pediatrician because I feel that I work well with kids so that leads me to the questions of how long I would have to go to college to work in that field.

How do you manage time with work and outside life? Is it hard to focus on multiple different majors/minors at the same time, if so share your experience.

I don’t know how to do it and would like people to help me

I love soccer and I am also very passionate to be a bio medical engineer so where should I go to do both

After high school

I know a couple of things I want to be, but how do I know if any of them are the right choice?

How do you choose a job that would best suit you? Do you have tips on how we should go about job exploration in order to find something that is meant for us.

If my dream career is to be a Pediatric Oncologist, what should I major in for college, and what opportunities would most benefit me in the long run?

Hi everyone! I am currently a sophomore in highschool and I have been really interested in studying in the medical field. As of now, I’ve been drawn to becoming a radiologist, but I want to be exposed to more jobs revolving around medical. What are some jobs out there?

I want to become a surgeon and have wanted to for a very long time and don’t understand why so I’m wanting to know some good things that come out of the job because that’s what I plan to become, also please give me advice!!

I am in 12th grade, planning to attend Texas A&M and major in Biomedical Sciences and hope to continue to Medical School. I would really like to study emergency medicine

Hi, my name is Ana or Anie, I am 15 years old almost 16 and I’m a junior in high school. I am interested in the veterinary medicine career/profession as you can tell from my question. I would love to be a vet because I am absolutely in live with animals and I want to study something in medicine...

what major should i do if i want to be a nurse practitioner

What collage do I go to and what do I major in?

Little backstory of me so I’m finishing up my hs credits in finishing school and i’ll get my highschool diploma and a certificate for taking phlebotomy courses (only course they offer at my school) now lets say I want to be a L&D nurse what would be my next step? Apply to nursing school? I want...

Like is it worth it to go to medical school and become a doctor or surgeon

What can I do to be more successful in whatever career I chose in the future ?

I'm wondering what I'll have to prepare for

I've recently decided on nursing and I wanna be sure before I start college.

How do I know if I want to do this

I think I want to become an anesthesiologist when I get older but I’m not sure how to move forward into that or what to major in.

How many years of college do you need to become a teacher?

I’m requesting this question because I’m stuck between deciding on two different career paths: a pediatrician or an art therapist. The main thing between the two careers holding me back from choosing the other is the financial differences in them.

I have found myself going back and forth and changing my mind constantly. I have a few ideas. What factors should I consider while making this decision?

What tips are there to help get a higher score to get into colleges?

I'm a junior in high school that's looking to get an advantage before going to undergrad. I want to get an internship or something along those lines so I can 1. begin exploring possible career paths in this field and 2. get some experience that could give me an advantage to get into med school.

Information systems is one of my schools concentrations in the college of business and I have a hard time of wrapping my head around what it is

My question is what is a good routine or habit that I can build that will help me in college. Also how can I achieve this and I would also like advice on some of the best colleges out there.

Ive wanted to become a speech therapist for a while but Ive never met anyone who has this profession and its really not talked about so I was wondering.

I don't want to be in a whole lot of student debt so I'm looking for ways to get scholarships.

If you’re trying to find the perfect college to go to once you graduate and are going to a bunch of them to try and find one, how do you officially know you want to go to one/how do you know it’ll be right for you?

I am a rising senior in high school planning on majoring in neuroscience and later entering medical school.