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I have to choose between Art&Design and DT and I find Art more free but the coursework is a lot and I find DT easy and useful but it’s harder to get a 9, 😭💀

Hi, As a student of a conversion master's degree in Computing, I am struggling to understand how to plan the transition in my career efficiently. I would appreciate advise in the topic. I studied Business for my bachelor's degree and have two years of work experience in global marketing, now...

How can we become an astro chemist ?

How do you find a niche in art? I'm a multi-disciplinary art student at uni and use lots of mediums but am finding it hard to find a direction in starting a career. My tutors encourage finding a niche but I'm interested in so many things and mediums!

Are there any books that are very insightful and interesting about law and medicine?

I hear a lot of people saying how hard it is to be chosen for a job in a law firm with the amount of competition there is. How do you overcome it? And, also, I heard people say it is a very toxic environment. Is that true? If so, in what way?

Even if you’re not studying to be a surgeon but doctor or nurse, do you have to see bodies (dead ones) operated on for studying about the anatomy of a person etc.?

I know the rough differences between them but which one can defend their client in court as I have an interest to do that?

Is being a lawyer like in the series Suits, where there are big cases and one has to go to court all the time?