Michelle M.

I'm open to any undergrad schools in the midwest.

I am a senior in high school and I plan on pursing medicine. I have already decided that I want to major in public health while being on a pre med track but I want to start planning for medical school. Most doctors have an MD but in the past couple of years, I have seen that there has been an...

I am interested in the filmmaking industry yet I am unsure of what exactly I want to do such as cinematography, videography, and special effects.

I plan on majoring in social work and psychology. I want to be a social worker that works with kids, and I know that a lot of children have been in hard situations that social workers have to deal with and that it can weigh on a person.

I am a high school senior looking to major in recreational therapy.

If I have an interest in Ancient Greek and Roman philosophy in particular, should I study Classics instead of general philosophy? How would that affect which courses I take in college?
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I'm currently working on my bachelor's degree in Graphic design, and there are moments when I feel my artwork isn't up to par, and whether my work will be received well. How do I get past this mindset?

I currently live in South Florida but plan to go to college at Washington & Jefferson College in Pennsylvania for Water Polo and also to study Psychology. Obviously, it's going to be a massive change for me for many reasons. First of all, it's extremely cold over there and for someone who has...

I am interested in majoring in Neuroscience, but I am unsure if it will help me gain a career in psychiatry.

Specifically, looking to enter Sports Broadcasting or Investigative Writing.

I am a Human Services student and my goal is to become a Licensed Clinical Social Worker so I can work with veterans who face mental health challenges. I want to know what skills, experience, or opportunities I should focus on now while I’m still in school. Any guidance will help me plan my path.

I would like to know if I should not be so hopeful that I will get a job being a Physician Assistant assisting in Neurology, or if I can rest assured that this path is realistic. Also, I would like to know if all Neurology PA's have to work with surgical procedures, or if they are mainly free...

I am planning on graduate school after I complete my 2 year Comm. Disorders program at FSU. Any research tips so I can get ahead of the game?

I've always been absolutely decided I want to pursue a pre-med path after high-school. But now I can't imagine myself without music. I primarily play the cello, but I also take piano lessons and play in an orchestra. I love learning about music history, composers, theory, etc.

Hello! I'm a high school senior, and I was wondering what would be more useful in the future? Connections to education or connections to outside of school? Thank you! #Fall25