Sugar Hill, Georgia

It is easy to just apply for the most quality neuroscience program, but I'm also looking for research opportunities, affiliated hospitals, quality professors, and a safe environment. How can I get this kind of information about a college?

I am an upcoming high school senior, so I have not had the opportunity to shadow or volunteer at hospitals. I am looking to do some medical/health-related courses to put me in a higher spot. I already did CPR/AED and first aid.

I am a current senior in High school. I would like to get a neuroscience major. I like nature a lot and music has helped me with my mental health stability. I sometimes feel like I don't know how to put my thoughts into words, how can I improve on that?

I currently own a crochet business, and what are some college degrees and careers that can utilize and expand those skills?

What are the best tactics to use for studying for all your college courses and tests?

I want to try and become a doctor, most likely a pediatrician, but I'm not sure if I want to be in school for over 10 years. What should I do?

How do students like me get started on and prepare for our college journey? What should we look for in colleges to know that it is the best option for us? I would also like to ask what are ways we can raise money for out of-state colleges

Currently dedicated to the healthcare pathway and have been for a long time; however, I feel it'd too late to be interested in/ commit to anything else if I eventually decide to discontinue healthcare.