Loganville, Georgia

I’m a high school student who likes to learn about medicine as well as the intersection between medical science and the humanities/social sciences. Since our magazine is mostly humanities-based, my writing will be based on public health, bioethics, and other ways medicine and health are...

As someone who is planning to pursue neuroscience on the pre-med track, what are some things I should do in the summer after I graduate high school? I was thinking of getting a certificate so I can work and have clinical experience during my first year in college.

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I am nearing the end of my M.S. program in Biology and I do not have an MLT certification that a lot of CLIA laboratory jobs require. Only a few colleges provide an MLT program and I can't afford a $5k program right now. The other option is to spend three years in a clinical lab but no lab has...

I like do back office work but also like engage with clients a little of both, like change and to see something new everyday.

Is the medical field a safe place for nonbinary doctors? I know some professions can be a hostile place for LGBTQ+ people

What are tips to receive more scholarships? How can my resume stand out to gain more internships? Why are mentorships important? When is it the right time to change careers?

Hello, I’m interested in becoming a Robotics Engineer. I would like to know which academic path would be best. Would it be Electrical, Mechanical or Mechatronics engineering? Thanks

I have been a hairstylist for 20 yrs or more. I feel burnt out I started a nonprofit to give back to the single mothers with low income. I will rehab rundown houses in the redline neighborhoods make it affordable housing for single mothers with educational workshops, consulting and career...

I just turned 24 yrs old. My career choices are trading stock, drop shipping. I want to go to school for business admin what advice do you have for me in choosing a promising career path for my future?

since the last covid spike

I took some AP science classes in high school, and I struggled!! Is it even more difficult?

In greys anatomy, (I know, a very credible source) they seem as if its an insult to be a nurse, though I know it is not! Are they treated worse IRL?

Is it more emotionally or physically draining within the hard parts of this career?

I have heard really great things about becoming a nurse, but to the nurses out there, why do you stay in it?

I'm researching for a video game designer.