Plymouth, Wisconsin

My dream college doesn't offer my exact degree (Medical Laboratory technology). However, they have a system that if they do not offer your degree, they have a "build your own program". Is it smart to do so? Will the program here be less valuable than a school who already offers the program?...

I know that both deal with lab procedures involving diagnostic tests, but what would be the difference in my career if i went for the four year technology degree instead of the two year technician degree?

I love to write, and I want to do much with it (perhaps like Steven Levitt and Stephen Dubner and their freakonomics books), but I'm pursuing degrees in statistics and earth sciences. How might I manage to still forge a semi career out of those fields? Of course, the obvious, do the...

I'm majoring in both earth sciences and statistics and I'm very excited about it. But, within the general field of earth sciences I'm hoping to find something more specific to focus in on. I love soil science as well, and was originally planning on majoring in that, but the lack of options...

I would like to become a psychiatrist to work with people and the brain, but also to be in the medical field. I am planning on majoring in psychology, but wondering if I should major in pre-med or neurobiology or anything like that. #pre-med #clinical-psychology #psychiatry #psychiatrists

This is a new major at the college I will be attending, and I am interested in the nervous system, and wondering what careers could be pursued with this major. #neuroscience #neurology #science #higher-education #biology

I am currently a high school junior and am interested in becoming a Cardiologist. My high school offers a CNA class, but so does a college a few minutes away (CWI). I am also going to be taking some classes at the college my senior year. So the real question is: Is it worth becoming a CNA if my...

I am currently a high school junior and have the opportunity to attend a college part-time my high school senior year. I am debating whether I should accept or not. It would cost the same for the college classes as if they were dual-credit ($65 per credit). This is a great deal, but am I...