Hwal Lee

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.

I’m a rising senior, and I am trying to build a good background in life sciences like biology/biochemistry or anything medical related and research for college. I want to apply for top schools, thus I felt it was best to start setting the foundation now itself. Are there any research...

I am interested in being involved with research labs and research projects but feel that I cannot do that until college. I live in an area with little large colleges and universities near me so I find it difficult to get involved with research. I am interested in cold emailing professors for...

I feel my calling is in medicine, surgeon to be specific but I actually don,t do well at school. I'm wondering which subjects i should concentrate on to get to medical school after highschool?

i need a job after college to take of my family

It is commonly known that there aren't many Doctors, but why is that exactly? Is it due to the commitment required? or something else entirely?

Why does this take so much school? Like I want to go ahead and make money so I can be rich and not have to live my life with stress over money. I want to be able to prove for my family.

I plan on becoming a physician assistant so I was wondering if there was a way to network to get experience in the medical field? I have done some internships in my area during the summer with Kaiser but I know that I have to volunteer at hospitals and get patient care experience for Pa school....