Margaret Lippincott

I am undecided for college what science should I take in senior year highschool

I know that I want to do this project in neuroscience. I would love to one day enter the Regeron STS. I recently started studying on my own about the brain, but there are so many things I need to learn and understand, so a mentor or internship where I will learn and perform lab experiments with...

Hi! I'm currently a sophomore and 15 years old. I want to start cold emailing for research opportunities, but I'm not sure where to begin. Should I email a professor or a graduate student and ask if they know of any professors who have openings? I saw someone recommend that approach. Do you...

I have a medical assistant certificate, but I haven't been able to gain experience with it. I want to gain experience while continuing my studies. #Fall25

Heyy! I’ve always wanted to pursue Biotechnology, but I’ve noticed that many universities don’t offer a BSc specifically in Biotechnology. Instead, they usually offer programs like Biomedical Sciences or Biochemistry. This has left me with two choices: either go for Biotechnology at...

I have only applied to 5 schools.

Resume tips, extracurriculars, etc.

Is it like how it's depicted? Do you actually get to continually work towards a goal in the lab with experiments/trials? If so how is it? And if not what is it actually like? I think I would be interested into going into a more biomedical field, something to do with genetics, and I genuinely...

i am headed down the career path of fire & ems, but have a few years of an "in-between" now and a full time spot in the fire/ems service. with that said, i have my nremt certification, and am obviously not exactly looking for a full on career, but a position within the hospital setting to hold...

so suggest me the path in ITand not IT part

Im not that interested in computer science but i know its a growing domain and that i could make a lot of money in it, is it worth it? I think im going to go into cybersecurity exactly but im unsure if the money is worth my time behind a screen and a desk.

I am interested in studying chemistry and biology, and I am interested in curing autoimmune diseases.

could anyone suggest whether the following carrer path is good or not -
bsc in microbiology -> msc in biotech
(alternate path -> psychology)(or psychology as minor)

I would like to join in RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT but in todays competitive world , this dream seems impossible

I'm currently an HS senior and I have taken several CS courses and have a general understanding of them. I am planning to apply to a linguistic + CS program for a university, but I am still concerned in trying to find opportunities in the field. Any tips on what I should learn or do?