Natick, Massachusetts
For someone going into the medical field, is it better to take physics senior year in high school or wait until college?
I am a little hesitant on taking physics my senior year because I've heard how the teacher does not teach properly nor grade properly. But knowing I want to go into the medical field, I'm debating whether to take the class or not. #college #medicine #physics #medical-school #high-school-classes...
Do colleges prefer students that don't have a 4.0 gpa, take vigorous courses and don't have a job or a student with a 4.0, volunteers monthly, and has a job and is also involved with sports?
A friend of mine is in this situation and wonders what she shall do her senior year to make her college application stand-out from the others. #college #college-admissions #college-applications
Should I be worried about technology and robots potentially taking over some jobs?
It's no lie that technology has always been advancing forward and improving, but should I be worried about it in terms of getting a job in the future? Do you think it'll be harder for the future generation when they're ready to start working? How should we avoid this if it becomes a problem?...
Has technology created more jobs over the decade?
Do you think technology has helped us get achieve better than from a decade ago, and how so? #technology #jobs
Is there a cap to your potential earning within the physical therapy profession?
I plan to go into Physical Therapy/Sports Medicine. My reasons are to help others and to be continue to be involved in sports. The reason for my question is due to the cost of school and how quickly I can payback any loans that I may need to take. #college #sports #physical-therapy #athletics...
Physical therapy to help children with autism. Is this an open field?
Do you need more than one degree to help people on the autism spectrum using Physical Therapy? In example early ABA?
My brother is severly autistic and I would like to help others like him. #physical #physical-fitness #health-and-fitness #aba
what is the most important thing a doctor should know?
What should I learn? #doctor #medicine #healthcare #facts
How can someone get C++certified even though he or she is not a computer science major? Will having this advantage help with interview?
I took a c++ programming class and saw the benefits of learning to write codes for certain applications. I have a better understanding of how many technology work and the programs responsible for running them. I wish to apply what I have learned to the forensic field, but I do not wish to go...
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