phillip rasy

I am asking, because I plan on getting my Bachelors in History. #jobs #history

If I'm wanting to go down the path of physical therapy, what should I get my bachelor's in, Athletic Training, or Kinesiology? (I'm wanting to be more of a Sports Physical therapist, working with sports related injuries.) #physical-therapist #athletic-training #physical-trainer

In high school I worked really hard but was rejected by many internships and fellowships. (medical) I honestly believe I am qualified to land these internships but it just doesn't happen. What are some tips to be more charismatic and have habits like that #doctor #college-admissions...

I am a senior about to graduate from high school. I've already been accepted into college and will pursue attaining a degree in computer science. #computer #school #programming

I just wanted to know for future reference. #college

I want to know what would make me stand out to them and make myself unique compared to everyone else who just have good grades. #medicine #biology #pre-med

Im really concerned about going to a great college #teaching #teacher #students #professors #graduates #freshmen

I have a passion in singing and am anxious to learn about music but am stuck on attending an hbcu! #musician

I anm curious about the colleges in the United states. #colleges

My family is a low income family and so, we can't afford to go to college without receiving scholarships or fundings. #college

I am on the road to being an attorney and want to know what is some way I can gain a competitive edge on other law students. #law #experience #attorney #knowledge #pre-law #courtrooms

In less than one year, I'll be entering full-time ministry. With a wife and three children, I want to make sure I can afford to live on a pastor's wage. What are some tips and tricks you have for making ends meet? Thanks! #ministry

In preparation for when I graduate #graduate

Worthless being the fewest people with that degree working in their respective field, worst pay compared to cost of the degree, or the least amount of knowledge or skills learned in college applied at an actual job (unnecessary) #engineering #economics #competition

Although it depends solely on the type of job at hand, I have heard talk of how getting a degree just seems to be extra debt that doesn't actually benefit your ability to climb the corporate ladder, or any ladder with more money at the top. #business #engineering #law #economics #carpentry...