Biomedical Engineering or PreMed?
I'm a BME student right now, but I've always been on the premed track. This is because I didn't want to just get a biology degree, and I'm also into the hands on stuff. I'm a rising junior, and now, I'm not sure what path to take. Residency sounds like torture, but I fear being in BME is not going to make me money because the job market is smaller and more niche.
How do i land a job in this job market?
How, i am an MBA HR Grad and its been more than three months since im looking for job opportunities and its really pilling up on me. How can i land a job where i desire to work? I have former experince in HRBP.
What is worth of Next Generation Firewalls in Cyber& Ai?
As previously i was into .Net development as my self pace passion and now i an curious about system's security and choose Firewall as my next topic..
What skills and experiences helped you transition from being a technical professional to a leader in AI driven organizations, and what should a student start building today?
I am a final year Computer Science and Business Systems student from India. My interests include AI, healthcare technology, data analytics, research, and entrepreneurship. I have completed internships at ICMR NIE and Menmozhi Technologies and am building AI based solutions for accessible education and healthcare. I hope to pursue graduate studies abroad and would appreciate advice on the technical and leadership skills I should prioritize.
How do I get certificates online for my resume in the future related in the medical field? Do you have any tip on what skill to invest?
As an incoming 1st year college student majoring in Bachelor of Science in Nursing in the Philippines and English is not my first language.
Should I take a test to eliminate foreign languages entirely using my second language for credits? Is it worth it
So, I will be going into the 8th Grade soon and I really need some advice: Should I take a test to eliminate foreign languages entirely using my second language? Why I am asking: I recently spoke with a family-friend of mine who was accepted by Yale University and she gave me some advice but I still had some questions. Because in my school, Spanish 1, 2, and 3 are all considered "on-level" which can hurt my weighted GPA. And after that, Spanish 4 and 5 are considered AP classes. I am also a United States(Texas) resident so Spanish might be important to learn.
What is the best path to take for a student interested in genetics and becoming a medical geneticist?
10th grade student athlete who has been interested in genetics since 7th grade. I want to go to college and med school to become a medical geneticist and also find the right path for me that will allow me to express all my hobbies and interests while also being able to pursue a family in the future.
what can i start and how ?
I was doing bachelors in computer science but after few semesters due to some reasons i left the university and started focusing on my buiseness that failed but now i want to gain good grip on tech from where can i start
Hii I am confused what should I do take drop or admission ?
I had gate 76 percentile in mht cet
Should I take a test to eliminate foreign languages entirely using my second language for credits?
So, I will be going into the 8th Grade soon and I really need some advice: Should I take a test to eliminate foreign languages entirely using my second language? Why I am asking: I recently spoke with a family-friend of mine who was accepted by Yale University and she gave me some advice but I still had some questions. Because in my school, Spanish 1, 2, and 3 are all considered "on-level" which can hurt my weighted GPA. And after that, Spanish 4 and 5 are considered AP classes. I am also a United States resident so Spanish might be important to learn.
WHAT TO CHOOSE ?
Hi everyone, I recently received an offer from Infosys for a Technical Support role. While I'm happy to have the opportunity, I'm feeling confused about my long-term career path. Many people have told me that if I start my career in a non-development or non-technical role like Technical Support, it will be difficult to switch to software development or other technical IT roles later. I have a few questions: Is Technical Support at Infosys a good role to start my career? If I work in this role for 1–2 years, will I still be able to switch to a software development or other technical role, either within Infosys or in another company? If switching to a technical role is difficult, would pursuing an MBA after 1–2 years of work experience be a better option? From a long-term career perspective, what would you recommend? Should I accept this role, prepare for a technical switch, or plan for an MBA? I would really appreciate advice from people who have worked at Infosys or have gone through a similar career path. Thank you in advance for your guidance!
how many opportunities and gaps in healthcare because i mission is to launch telerehabilitation ,digital health and online treatment in pakistan and then over the world ?
What skills should I focus on developing to successfully build and scale a digital healthcare startup?
