Jane Akinyemi

How do you become successful

As a final-year doctor of physical therapy student, I would like guidance on selecting my master's specialization!

I'm heading into my Junior year of HS, and have started to narrow down some possible career options. Currently my main focus is becoming a Sports Med Physician, and majoring in kinesiology before going on to earn my DO at an Osteopathic Med school. Is there a list of pros/cons to studying...

I want to become an orthopedic surgeon and work closely with a pro sports team. The only AP class I'm in right now is AP Precalculus as a high school sophomore.

10th grade student athlete who has been interested in genetics since 7th grade. I want to go to college and med school to become a medical geneticist and also find the right path for me that will allow me to express all my hobbies and interests while also being able to pursue a family in the future.

My goal is to get into PA school and become a physician assistant. I currently work at a senior care facility as a front desk receptionist, but there are openings for caregiver positions. I’ve emailed a few PA programs to ask whether the caregiver role would count as patient care experience....

I love sports but got injured my freshman year. I want to help other athletes never experience injuries. I am also ranked #1 in my class currently.

I want to go into kinesiology/physical therapy in college. One of the best things to get a good job in physical therapy is by doing internships, but it's difficult to find good internships that will help me have the best experience and teach me the most possible. #Spring2026

I am a first-year freshman who is attending the University of Massachusetts, Lowell. I am in the exercise science program here at this institution, and my plan is to complete a Doctorate of Physical Therapy to be able to be a physical therapist for athletes

I am currently a high school senior and plan to go into college to become a physical therapist, this question lingered on my mind if the experience in the field matters more than the education you learn in the classroom. Essentially I am wanting to see if hands-on and physically learning about...

I'm Currently enrolled in a Masters program

I am a college freshman who has worked as an aide already at a private physical therapy practice, I just need to know how I can expand to better known physical therapy offices or if it is even possible.

I want to study sports medicine (physical theraphy), but I've been told it takes several years to specialize in this field, and at the same time, I don't think I have the financial resources to do it. Kinesiology, on the other hand, is shorter and I can study it at a community college that my...

Hi, my name is Layla and I'm currently a freshman at the University of South Carolina. I'm already interested in helping people and seeing growth in patients but I want to learn about other peoples experiences and what other fields in healthcare have to offer!

just wondering if I am required to take all 4 years

Really want to do something related to sports and sports medicine is most likely the easiest way to relate to something like that

I am a senior in highschool, pursuing kinesiology next year as an undergrad at ASU. I am steering towards becoming a PT or a Sports Medicine Physician. What certification should I get? And when should I get it by?

Senior in highschool going to ASU in the fall for Kinesiology.

like could it change you get sick of that and also be mentalily bad for you

I have some interest in culinary and sports medicine

What steps should I take if I would like to study Kinesiology and exercise science to become a dance physiologist. ?

I’m an high school senior, wanting to go into the nutritional science major at Pepperdine University. I want to know how you know what career is right for you, and how you land a job after college.

What are the best time efficient ways to study in college as an exercise science major? I am a senior in high school and have always rewritten my notes to study which has worked well. I am just not sure I will have time to continue this in college.

I am looking for advice on types of jobs and internships I should be searching for that will help me.

What colleges have those degrees? What would the job titles be for someone who wants to do this??

Hi! I'm a high school senior who wishes to study sports management in college. I want to gain advice to work in my dream field, but I am scared of entering a male-dominated field. What advice do you have for a girl wishing to achieve her dreams?

I am interested in majoring in sports business in college, and I am curious about how these processes and deals happen. Sports have always been a big part of my life, and I want to work in a field that I love.

I know that AI can be used as a tool in studying. I want to use it in a way that is helpful but doesn't affect how I learn.

Is there any short cuts I can take, or anything I should look out for?

I’m going to college to play softball and my major as of now is going to be exercise science and I want to know what the daily looks like.