Erica Letourneau

I'm currently a senior in high school and am halfway through the school year. I started applying to schools, and the only one I have almost fully filled out is UC Davis. However, I don't really know what to major in for college if I want to pursue this career. I don't know if it's the same...

There are so many things we are told as young adults we have to follow, sometimes it sticks with us, but sometimes, it doesn't. What have you learned that's allowed you to keep going and find what you love doing?

I’m also not sure if I want to study close to home or far away, what should I be doing in the case that I do decide to study abroad? Will it be more difficult getting into a college in another country?

I am wondering if a creative type of masters if possible

I currently am majoring in public health but my goal is to become a dermatologist and for that I need to go to medical school but I'm not sure if the route I am taking is good so I just would like some advice.

I've been thinking about minoring in business but I have no idea how a minor works or what to do.

As I know what major I’m getting into already (business administration), I realize I don’t know how/what job searching looks like after graduating. Do you simply add it to your resume and call it a day? Or are there more steps to take afterwards?

I love English and writing! #english-grammar

I wish to become a big cat vet but find myself fascinated by their habits and behavior.
#college #degree-selection

Is there even a chance for me to get into Colombia university with a major in Computer Science as an 11th grade? Is there any way too boost my chances or make myself stand out besides SAT and GPA? Any advice?

Is it better to go to a college that has a pre-vet/ vet program or go to a regular college for your undergraduate degree?

was it fine to not have college and still get a good job?

I'm a junior in high school that wants to major in engineering. I'm also taking classes to achieve my major. However, I was wondering about the different college courses that I should take to become an engineer.

I'm not exactly sure what I want to do, so should I keep it more generalized, or go for something more specific? #environmental-science #college