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Are there any tips for getting into Graduate School for Speech Pathology?
I am graduating next year with my undergrad in Speech Pathology and Audiology I was wondering if there were any tips for the best chance to get in. Thanks so much!
How can I become an aquatic veternarian?
Whats the best ways to get me into a good grad school to become a veterinarian. Is becoming an aquatic veterinarian realistic/a good idea?
What are some majors and minors as someone who is interested in Allied Health Also what are some ways I can get a feel of the field early on??
Hello! I am a 16 year old junior that is interested in the allied health field. Lately I’ve been researching about majors and minors I should take, but after I’m always confused. As someone who is looking to go into the Allied Health, are there any recommendations of majors and minors I could...
What are better ways to balance prevention and intervention in the dietetics profession?
As someone preparing for my dietetic internship, I’m passionate about preventative care and helping people build healthier habits before disease develops. However, I’ve noticed that much of dietetic work happens in inpatient settings, often after prevention isn’t an option. How do you balance...
Personal Statement Tips?
Hi! I'm a junior in high school, who's been working on starting my personal statement essay for college? I'm trying to make it sound very authentic and reflect my story, which has been really challenging, but I've learned a lot from it. Could you please give some important dos and don'ts when...
How do I become an actor at age 14 and I want to be on TV now?
I am 14 and I want to be an actor NOW and want to be on Tv. I need help of HOW to get started and there are no acting classes at my school.
Internship opportunities
I am still stuck on my life beyond high-school. I know that College and the army reserves are paths that I will most likely take. I am also looking into the medical field as I am very interested on making an impact on people's lives and also making the world a better place no matter how small....
What did you do when your exchange student didn't understand English? How did he different exams you? How did you solve the problem?
I want to study abroad and I'm afraid that my English level won't be high enough and I can't discuss with professor about something.
What is the right career for me?
Hello! I am looking for advice regarding my current career path. I am a freshman at the University of Florida Online majoring in Communications, Sciences, and Disorders, with a focus on becoming a Speech-Language Pathologist. However, I do not know if I am making the right decision. I picked...
How do you adapt your personal style as your career evolves?
I’ve noticed that as my career grows and my goals shift, the way I dress and present myself changes too. Some things that used to feel right don’t quite fit anymore, and I’ve started thinking more intentionally about how my style reflects where I am now. Have you experienced something similar?...
Why isn't there a unique individualized career finder that is made to allow the user to input their own enjoyment and likes instead of the current andwer these questions and get a generalized answer? What does a person need to do to work with someone who is willing to develope this idea if mine into an actual working and useable guide? I have some very good insights as to how it could be structured but need more people to have their input because im not sure on a lot of aspects anyone know how to do this without breaking the bank account? ?
I am xonfused as to what career would be best for me. The standard career assesment shows me careers that i dont think id want to be in at all.. its not factally based on my personal enjoyment and likes in what i would enjoy without it feeling like work and thats the only way to choose a career...
What are some of the most valuable undergraduate courses to take in order to prepare for graduate program in speech language pathology?
I am a senior in high school. I am hoping to go to college to become a pediatric speech language pathologist.
Should I take a science related class for premed?
Why is it better to take science related classes for premed or a major you enjoy? How long does it typically take for someone who isn't taking a science related class to complete all their prereqs
As a senior, is it beneficial for me to continue doing something that pays more or would it be better to do something I like?
Since I got onto this platform I realized that I would want my career to be focused more on the human behavior aspect of law enforcement or forensics. However, most jobs like this don't pay well and often come with a heavy mental burden. Going into college and the work life, would it be better...