Patrick Meyer

I recognize that AI could potentially take over many jobs, especially in the field of information technology, because it could possibly do the same thing faster, better, and cheaper. I was wondering if there is a high possibility for AI to make it so there are fewer positions and/or lower...

I got accepted to the neuroscience research section and felt like it was a red flag because they are now asking for a $40 fee after never addressing it in their promotion. Is there any better place to actually do scientific research that would be valuable to ivy leagues.

I am currently a junior at penn state university, majoring in visual arts/ art history. my goal and dream in life is to become an art curator. I've helped out in galleries in new york and museums in charlotte, NC and learned a bit about it but im just curious as to how hard this goal is and how...

This is an important question for me as I'm unsure if I want to dedicate my time to cybersecurity as I have no prior knowledge of this subject.

Hi! Im currently a Senior in high-school, around the Dmv area. I have never really thought about what I wanted to have a degree in or in general what lies ahead of me. In the beginning of the school year i was thinking about majoring in Nursing specifically wanting to be a PICU Nurse. But later...

im in 6 grade

I'm a 16y/o from Lewiston Idaho(I'll be leaving here when I can) and hope to increase my knowledge on the medical field in hopes to become a physician.

I'm looking to transition into AI governance or an adjacent field (e.g., policy, safety). However, I've been living off savings and haven't worked in five years (I used to do Human Factors Engineering for a medical startup). Since then, I've become a voice hearer, where I sometimes hear violent...

Deciding to maybe major in finance.

I want to study cybersecurity but don't know where to start. Any tips?

So I have an idea of a project about what people expect from Artificial Intelligence. We all know that AI is becoming the trend on the internet for the past few years. But there is some voices and thoughts which might need to be heard. So I am thinking to take the initiative to do research...

I am currently a firsyt year majoring in architecture, I want to apply for interships this summer but having trouble on where to start.

If I take my SAT do Canadian universities use it as a big factor of admission or do they not care as much? What are other big factors that Canadian universities take into consideration for admission?

i do not know what to do to be on the right career path, what can i do?

What suicide hotlines can I join as a 16 year old? (Turning 17 in late-march) I am bilingual, I speak both french and english. This expands my reach of possible organisations out to canada (that being said, I'd personally want to avoid France because I'm rather disconnected from french/european...