Colleen Russell

I modeled when i was 13-15. I’m 15 and want to pursue modeling but my industry is small and I don’t know where to start when it comes to other agencies.

I'm considering jobs such as cardiology, neurology, etc. but I can't figure out exactly what I want to be. How can I fix that?

I am interested in med-peds but I also want to do research. I have read that med-peds physicians usually choose one specialty over the other in their practice, and that those who do both are usually hospitalists. Can anyone talk about med-peds physicians being researchers while practicing both...

Hello Everyone! I'm a second year college student now taking up bachelor of arts in political science and I'm not happy with this current course of mine. I just want to confirm if it's possible to shift into a nursing course regarding this situation?

I'm a senior in high school and I am interested in the medical field, specifically hoping to become a surgeon.

I'm a first year nursing student and I'm having a second thought with my course. During the pandemic I really got interested in psychology and even tried to apply in a school and passed. I also tried to apply in bs nursing in another school and I've passed. And chose to take bs nursing coz I...

people say this job is amazing and you make a lot of money but no one ever mentions the downside.

I want to apply to nursing school to earn my associates degree. However, I’m 23, have only worked in retail, and I currently volunteer as a tutor for children.

As someone who is planning to pursue neuroscience on the pre-med track, what are some things I should do in the summer after I graduate high school? I was thinking of getting a certificate so I can work and have clinical experience during my first year in college.

#CV23

I used to participate in a lot of career programs to learn something about how to write a resume. And I also get to know the college system as well. However, I still feel that's not enough.

As students transition between middle school and high school (or high school to college), they might notice that the material is getting harder to understand. What suggestions do you have?

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I want to learn about some useful skills that I can apply to a wide variety of jobs. I think it'll be good for me to learn about skills that can be used in many areas, and also skills that I might need to work on.

I have seen people struggle in different ways based on the task or project we take up. Does that mean we all struggle in the same way? #college

I just need to know

I still don't know what I want to do. Is it a waste of time to try out different majors in college to see which ones I like and which ones I don't?