Cynthia Thompson
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What are some extracurriculars, pertaining to medicine/research, that would make me stand out to top colleges?
For context, I am currently a junior in high school and looking to apply for universities soon. Right now, I am a member of NHS, HOSA, Student Council, FCA, and FCCLA. I have a passion project where I have a team of 6 peers where we word together to gather unexpired, usable medical supplies...
Is nursing school doable with raising a toddler and having a spouse who is disabled?
Nursing has been a dream of mine for may years! But I have found the program intimidating and have been unsure how to cover tuition and cost of living expenses while being in school full time + being a mother and a wife/caregiver. Is there any advice that can be shared with me to know how I...
What happens if you want to switch your major before you start college?
I am 99.9% sure I want to be a Biochemistry major. The lingering question is whether I should be Biochemistry or Chemistry. Is my college advisor the right person to call?
Is it better to take a gap year after undergraduate school or continuing with graduate programs. How do you know the medical path way you're taking is the best one as an undergraduate?
Junior in College and Biology Major, Wanting to go into Medicine but not sure if medicine school is the best option or dental school is the best option
What are the best side jobs to pick up while in college full time Should I look more for my major-specific jobs that build my resume or something more relaxed that prioritizes my studies and income??
I am majoring in nutrition if that gives helpful context :)
how do you find a creer that intrests you?
As of right now, and spending 3 weeks at job corps, I still struggle to find a career or trade that I am interested in.
any advice for this?
I'm really interested in pursuing a degree in education because I've wanted to be a teacher for all of my life. I'm worried about how I would manage to make a living though since they really aren't paid well, overworked, etc. (Especially in my state considering it's the lowest paid for...
How do I know if my passion for veterinary medicine is sustainable long-term, and what steps can I take early in my career to prevent burnout? #Spring26
I’m a first-generation college student currently pursuing a career in veterinary medicine. I’ve been working in veterinary settings since I was 16, gaining experience in general practice, emergency care, and client communication. These experiences have shown me both the incredibly rewarding and...
What king of educator should I be/would I be best at?
I am a high school senior headed to college next year. I was thinking of majoring in History and Social Studies Secondary Education, because I love history and pairing it with education makes it a practical area of study in college. After thinking about it longer though, I think I would be a...
How do I know if I should switch career paths after being set on only one for my whole life, and what has helped others in making that decision? #Spring26
I am a first year biology major student and I wanted to be a veterinarian for almost my whole life with dreams and plans built around that. However, I have been thinking about possibly switching to something like pharmacy because I found it is something I am really interested in as well. What...
How did you figure out what career path was right for you, and what helped you feel confident in that decision?
I’m planning to start college this fall, but I’m still unsure about what I want to study. I haven’t found a strong passion yet, so I’m trying to explore my options and make a decision I feel confident about. I would really value any guidance on how to approach choosing a career path?
How do I start networking as someone who is preparing to go to college?
I'm going into business management, and I'm trying to gain experience and prepare for the future, but I feel like a lot of opportunities (internships, jobs, other experiences, etc.) are based off of connections. How can I improve my connections both now and while I attend college?
Any advice for feeling a disconnect between your passions and making a difference in this world?
Hello! My name is Jayden, and I am currently a college freshman. I care a lot about the environment. But art is also my passion. I've felt conflicted and lost on how to proceed when it comes to my future. I want to do important things and help in causes I care about, but I also want to make art...
What recommendations do people have for remote and flexible jobs?
Any specific companies people can think of? I want to try and find something that I can work without too much brainpower post-grad and then use my extra time to make art for tabling at conventions.