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What should i do if i want to major in chemical engineering but the university im planning to go to doesn’t offer said program. I was thinking of majoring in materials science and engineering and getting a minor in chemistry. Could that potentially land me any chemical engineering jobs, or should I reconsider what im planning to do?
Hello! Im in 11th grade and absolutely love both engineering and chemistry.
what should i do in each grade in high school to better my chances of getting into top colleges?
like what should i do in 9th, 10th, 11th and 12th grade?? pls give me a detailed guide :)
what are the different careers involved in mental health?
I'm interested in mental health and how the human brain works and would like to pursue a career related to those things
What can I do to set myself up to be better of in my pursuit to be a psychiatrist?
I’m a 10th grader living in Florida which recently banned AP Psychology before I could take it. I took into to psychology last year and wanted to know if there is anything else I could do.
How do I choose what major / career if I'm interested in everything and nothing really stands out?
I was going to pursue law, but then acupuncture sounded interesting, but also com sci. I don't have experience in any of these three categories, so who knows? Maybe I won't like all of them. I'm applying to college soon, but I don't really have an idea of what I want to do so I'm kind of...
where is the best place to find information about the process of college admissions and applications?
I am going into senior year and wanna know where to start for scholarships as well as picking the right degree and university for me.
how many safety, target, and reach schools should someone apply to?
the title says it all so yeah
How do you find a career you're interested in?
I just finished my junior year, and only know that I am interested in the general field of psychology and mental health.
Why is it so hard to look for colleges?
I'm a freshman and my parents want me to look for colleges but also want me to look for colleges that won't make me school broke.
What Career is best for me?
I'm currently enrolled in a college as a freshman and I'm struggling to find a major. I am considering a History, Political Science, or maybe an urban studies major. But I'm also struggling to find a career I would like to do as unlike a college major, I don't really have a idea what I want to...
How can someone balance their job, their education, and their family?
How should someone manage their work hours to allow enough time to keep up with their education but also have enough time remaining to spend with their family?
How do I quit my job?
What do I tell my employer? Do I have to give my 2 weeks notice?
How do I put myself out there in college?
I've been asking about this specific subject for a little bit, but I want to hear different perspectives about it.