Doraville, GA

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Hey! I'm Ila (pronounced ee-la). This question has been something that I've been trying to find an answer to for a while. I currently have a 4.0, but my classes are pretty hard, and I can only hope to keep my 4.0 at the end of the semester. Any advice helps- thanks! #school #college...

#college #major #college-major #undecided #college-advice

This is for a school report. That is getting graded. #mechanical-engineering

I am out going , nice, love kids, smart and more. I will like to be a pediatrician because i #pediatrician love kids and helping other but my self.

#marine-biology #biology #technology #career-counseling #job

So I want a regional medical laboratory Scientist for the foreign service. I’m not required to get a masters degree but I am required to have at least five years of laboratory experience. If things goes as plan I might go to graduate school for free so I’m conflicted. Should I go to school and...

So I want to major in international relations and chemistry. I love them both equally and I don’t think I could trade off one or the other. I want to live in other countries and work but I don’t know how I’m going to combine the two degrees that I want to get into one full blown job. Also, both...

Its always been a huge dream of mine to create my own cartoon on TV. I should be majoring in animation, right? #art #college-major

I graduated from GSU in December and I am looking for a position in the field of psychology but it’s really hard. I have not been very successful. #psychology #career #career-counseling

I recently graduated from a well-known university, but I fear that I haven't been living up to my potential. I received and accepted a job offer, but I'm scared that I don't have much to show for my time in school as my job is not in the sector I studied nor did it require a BA. I want to go...

Medicine. #medicine

I'll be a Mechanical Engineering freshman this Fall and hope to take the most out of my college years. However, with so many different opportunities, and so little time- even though I know it is quite common for engineers to take more than four years to graduate-, it seems a bit hard to balance...

I wish to know how this awesome project (careervillage.org) makes money in order to ensure the project is running through out.
#meta #CareerVillage #nonprofits

I understand that the academic side is the most important, but the social side is as well because through college you meet lot's of new people of all cultures and backgrounds, and you learn to be independent together. However, I am uncertain about exactly how to go about juggling both studying...