Fremont, Michigan

I've been thinking of other minors besides psychology and I'd like to know some beneficial ones.

Advanced training can open the door for someone to do much more than what they are doing now.

I've been thinking of majoring in criminal justice and minoring in psychology, and I would like to know whether that is a good idea.

I am majoring in printmaking which is a rare major.

I am looking to go into cardiovascular technology. I am interested in working in the cath lab.

I'm interested in graphics design and I've wanted to get into it but I have a busy schedule and don't often get time for anything else.

It is a big decision to become a speech pathologist at the beginning of college and was wondering what are the not as fun parts of being a speech pathologist.

As I said, I would like to go into federal law enforcement, but I want a back up plan - I am extremely interested in wildlife biology.

I get very anxious when I see a needle go into the skin and it makes me kinda sick and with this field I don’t know if it would be a big problem.

What is culinary arts school like and should i keep wanting to follow that career path now or focus on something else?

what schools, information, majors, etc do i need to attend to before going to college for being a pediatric nurse?

How many people are laid off due to issues with the business?

For context I have been designing costumes since I was in elementary school. My dad was a set designer for a well known private school in Iowa where I got connected and was able to start helping with the costuming. When we moved away from there he became a director at a high school which meant...

When is it best to reach out for any other opportunities, how does this help in becoming much more adaptable and successful in managing these internships?

It feels a bit like I don’t know whether I actually want to study business or if my parents just want me to. How do I make sure I’m fulfilled without disappointing my parents?