Diana Rodriguez Velasquez

Like athletes who don't eat certain foods, or indulge in certain activities and exercise so hard just to get to the finish lane.

what are some good jobs for somebody who has adhd/autism, but doesnt like math or have any interest in working into the medical feild. but does very well in english and the soical sciences.

I want to make sure I can have a good balance between work and my personal life. It’s important to me to have time for family, friends, and things I enjoy, not just work all the time. I’ve heard that some careers can take up a lot of your time, so I want to understand what that’s really like.

I know I want to be in psychology but I'm not sure what branch. I've thought about the therapy side and also helping people with disabilities. I do want to have a family and have a flexible schedule, preferably be home as much as possible. I've had conversations of working up to being able to...

I want to become a psychologist in order to help people with their problems, so I want to understand how you are able to form a thorough understanding of their situations. #Fall25

I am currently a Junior majoring in psychology, but I want to start studies in applied mathematics as well and have a double major. After I graduate with my bachelor's, I am hoping to combine my skills and knowledge from both fields into one career. I enjoy solving puzzles and organization, and...

I am a high school senior, trying to become a career welder. How can I study the related materials in my free time, being so swamped by school, work, and daily responsibilities? #fall25

I want to be and forensic psychologist and am interested in why killers' brains and people with disorders function differently, and if they are missing other things that people who don't have or do those do? Any answers are appreciated!!

I'm struggling with the fact to pursue my dream of going into psychology. Even though it fascinates me, I still want to make the right decision on choosing my major. #fall25

I’m in 12th grade currently and looking into neuroscience. I really enjoyed AP Psych and I am interested in a possible career path related to Psych and Neurology.

I’m still figuring out what I want to do with my psychology degree. I was thinking school counselor or something along helping children with their mental health.

What is needed to pursue a degree in clinical psychology? What courses are needed and what should be done before going to graduate school? Is medical school required?

I wanted to become a clinical psychologist. But because of the rci policy, I took up the 4th year which will make me eligible to do Ma clinical psychology. But I now realised the seats are too less and they prefer mostly master's students. Now I don't know what other courses should I apply.

What degree paths lead to becoming a certified art therapist in the Midwest? Specifically, as it pertains to being certified in Ohio and surrounding states. #fall25

Hi! I'm really interested in the English and psychology fields, but I've yet to really find a job that I feel specifically called to, despite all of my research. Any tips for finding where I fit?