Major Advice
I have attended two years of college( I go to MSUM), but right now I'm taking some time off to figure out the right major. I'd like to be in a field that focuses on helping others, but don't really want to be a nurse. I enjoy science, and learning about the brain, and find myself drawn to learning about human nature. I thrive off of helping others, and want to become someone who can assist people from other countries and cultures. I somehow want to combine my passion for science and my love of helping people and other cultures. Otherwise, I was thinking about getting a neurology or neuropsychology degree. So I was wondering if it would be possible for me to get help finding a major for some of the things listed earlier, or if I should pursue neurology(which might not be the best idea because I'm pretty subpar at math). #major
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Brittany’s Answer
My recommendation is to speak with multiple people in a variety of health care roles, as well as look into opportunities to assist in other countries (paid internships, company opportunities, etc.). If you prefer to take a 'behind the scenes' role, such as research development, look for professionals in R&D and lab based positions. Most colleges offer Research positions in their labs or local hospitals/biomedical facilities (4 near my location do). I will also push people to speak to local professionals if you intend to stay in the area you are at, as, while the jobs are similar, the populace and local can really change how the position functions.
If you have more questions or what to speak further, please feel free to reach out.