Martin Schoen

I am a senior in high school looking for advice on becoming a physician assistant after graduation.

Hi, I’m currently an undergraduate student (Freshman) majoring in nursing! It seems as though all the entry level positions require at least some amount of experience and I’m not quite sure if I will be able to get that in college.

To be specific, I'd want to do things such as research on actual human brains, alongside living people! Is this possible?

What was your most successful study habits that helped you pass classes with good or great grades? Especially with nursing prerequisites!

How do I prepare for an interview for a nursing residency program?

I like nursing

my question is what do I need to join to make my collage application stand out as a freshman and any scholarship out for freshman to start saying for collage I want to become a lawyer if not an nicu nurse/Rn

Hi, I’m a student researching careers in paramedicine or a similar emergency services field for a school project. I would really appreciate it if a professional in this field could answer a few questions for me. Note: Please specify at least your name (first or last is fine) and where you work...

Im a middle schooler what education do I need to become a surgeon im in Yuma arizona, crane middle school and I need tips on how to become one or what I need to do.

I am a 7th grader at crane middle school and I want to know if going to school to be a nurse is really worth it.

My name is Michelle and I am 13 years old and I go to Crane middle schools and I want to know what are the hardest steps and easiest steps to be a labor and delivery nurse. I had always wanted to be a nurse but I never knew what kind of nurse but I just wanted to save life’s and just as much as...

I'm a high school senior right now but my parents have both agreed that going through Nursing school and working would not work out.

What major is best to prepare for the MCAT? How long should I study for the MCAT? What is the best way to study on a college campus? Why is the healthcare field lacking workers?

I’m an high school senior committed to Spelman College in Atlanta, Georgia wondering if any specific courses or programs or medical schools that can be recommended? Do I take the CNRA route or something else?

I really want to be a nurse, but I know it is going to take up a lot of my time. How can I balance all of these things?

Many students feel nervous or discouraged about starting the nursing program because they often hear that it is extremely difficult and that very few people succeed. What advice would you give to someone who is passionate about nursing but feels scared that they might not be able to handle the...

I have already been accepted, I just have a checklist to complete with a million things while also trying to finish high school.

I want to pursue nursing but I also would love to travel. I've heard of travel nursing, but I'm not sure if its worth it. #Spring25

After years of different medical programs, I've finally been accepted into an ABSN program. Now, with restricted financing and funding, having to step back from work and time with my family, I wonder if my dream of becoming a nurse is worth the sacrifices, blood, sweat, and tears.

I would like to know if biomedical engineering is more suitable than bioinformatics.
And I want to know if I choose that, will I have a scope in India and also in other countries.

I know that nursing school will be difficult and stressful, and I want to optimize my time, learning, and impact during and after school. I want to fully invest in the learning so that I can be a top-quality nurse, but will likely also need to work a part-time job and balance all of life's...

How do I return to college to become a nurse anesthetist? I am looking to get my BSN and would like to go on to be a CRNA but the thought if getting work experience and then returning to university sounds daunting.

What steps should I take to become a dermatology nurse practitioner, and which courses should I take during college while completing my nursing prerequisites to best prepare for this career?

I'm starting a FNP program in Fall.

I have heard that it is a good idea to start in the floating pool of the hospital. I have also heard about starting in a doctors office as soon as possible. #Spring25

There re a lot of fields to choose from, which one is the best?

I would like these answers in a percentage if possible. This is for an English project we are doing in high school.

I am a college freshman and my dream is to be a nurse practitioner. Recently, I have thought about joining the military after college, but I am unsure if recruiters will allow me to join since I wouldn't have much work experience.

What advice would you give a nursing student who wants to pursue a career in ICU/PCU environment, join the Navy Nurse Corps, and eventually certified flight nurse? #Spring25

I am trying to decide between MSN and DNP on the clinical side. Those that have gotten their MSN vs DNP how do you feel about your decision? #Spring25

Am doing grade 12 and I can achieve level 4 and above for all my subject and I want to be a nurse

I need advise on how to advance my career beyond the bedside nursing and have new skills in my area of interest ( that is more than just the career)and also guide to have more income.

What are the best strategies to retain complex medical information?

I'm early on in school and I've been thinking a lot about where I might like to start my career as a nurse once I get my RN. I know some nurses love ICU or ED while others have a gift for hospice or mental health/psychiatric. I'd love to hear your stories and advice about finding the right fit,...

Current military leader, Bacherlor of Science in Information Technology holder, and soon to be retired phone guy looking to change career paths to enter nursing.

I’m currently in nursing school with plans to work in the NICU and eventually open my own MedSpa. I’d love advice from anyone who has balanced both healthcare and entrepreneurship.

Im a senior in high school, with an acceptance at a college and I want to look forward at my career and hone the skills that most would like to see in a new hire. I am apart of the sports medicine program at my high school also.

I am graduating from high school in June of 2025. I am currently taking a course at my school where I have the opportunity to shadow health care professionals. So far I have enjoyed shadowing a Pediatric Physical Therapist, the SWAT team, and nurses working in the Inpatient Psychiatry Unit. I...

I am a senior in high school at Randleman High School and I plan to attend the University of Mount Olive and recieve my BSN while also being a member of the cheerleading team. I want to become a pediatric oncology nurse in honor of my best friend Madilee Mitchem who passed away at 14 from a...

I’m currently a high school senior!

Is it better to do 2 or 4 years or school and should I go to a trading school or just go to a community college in my city.

How do I know what medical career I want? I'm in an early college high school and I have to decide by July. Any advice?

please explain in detail. it will help me in my project.

I'm fresh graduated in BS MLT.i know all the tests which have done in standard laboratory.I have one year experience in laboratory.any chance for job in Dubai or other gulf country with respect to my professional degree

I belong to the low background family and and don't have good financial support.

After I achieve this goal, I want to help the needy with a focus on access to education for girls.

What universities offer a nursing major?

What universities in California offer the option to take a nursing major? How many types of nurses do they offer?

I am looking for a Cardiologist or somebody who studied a little bit of cardiology to answer my question. I require a straight answer so i can add it to my research work. Thank you :)

I'm currently a senior in high school and I have a job as a Merchandise supervisor at California's Great America. As a supervisor I get more and more hours, although I learned how to manage my time with school and work. I worry I won't be able to do the same in college. So would it be...

I'm currently a junior in high school who wants to pursue nursing. Are there any activities such as clubs, hobbies, volunteer work, etc., that can help me stand out for college?

I wanna know what to expect when i get in my field