Hwal Lee

I'm not your traditional college student and faced some hardships early on in my academic journey, which resulted in a couple of gap years. Nevertheless, I've stayed dedicated to forging my own path toward achieving my dreams of ultimately serving in the medical field. I am proud to be a...

Hello, I am currently A dental assistant that specializes in giving care to the ID or IDD (special needs) population that is about to start the EFDA (expanded fundamental dental assistant ) Dental program. Going into this field has already been such an amazing eye-opening experience for me and...

I like being outdoors but I don't have the experience my classmates do, and I feel behind. I feel like there are things I've been expected to know, and my classmates know these things, and I'm struggling to not feel inadequate because of this. Any tips?

I am currently a senior in highschool who is interested in being a therapist. While the field is intended to help other people, I wonder how it can improve your own personal mental health.

What advice would you give to an aspiring alternative medicine mental health practitioner that is planning on opening their own practice upon graduation in the next couple of years?

I am wondering what medical or scientific major is right for me to study.

Will I still enjoy college going into a 2 year trade program compared to full 4 year college experiences? I'm not really going for the college experience but I'm still wondering if I'm going to enjoy it.

Hey I am really young (12) and to be brutally honest I am scared. I want to be a film director but my dad wants me to be a engineer or mathematician, even though I love math and try to support women in STEM, it is just not me. What should I do?

What is the next stop for me to become successful and reach my end goal of being a Physician Assistant?

I love getting involved in as much as possible, whether it is medical-related or just things I enjoy. Sometimes I get worried that I can't balance my hobbies with the rigor of my classes and I hope to get some ideas from others on what they found not only most helpful when applying to PA school...

Do you feel depressed after hearing everyone's problems?
Are you thinking about what your client is doing every single day?
Does your mental health go bad?
Does your stress and anxiety get bad?

What is the most difficult part of the journey to becoming a Physician Assistant?

I recently graduated with a BSc in Biology and is passionate about becoming an effective public health specialist where I can make an impact in the health sector of my country but still thinking about tips to be successful in my career.

Thanks in advance as I await for assistant.

I am getting my certification in May and the only experience I have is clinicals. I am so excited to start this job and would prefer to be in a nursing home instead of a hospital.

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.