Martha Kramer

I was recently on instagram where it stated that if you have a 3.7 gpa or higher the program could help your child get into a top college and if they don’t they wouldn’t have to pay any fees. I always have wondered if that is just advertisement or actually true.

about to join college

I'm in 9th grade and want to have a job as a history teacher. Does anybody know a job I could get that could help me on that path?

WHAT IS A CAREER IN CHEMISTRY AND HOW TO GO ABOUT IT?

I am a senior in high school and I am not really sure what to major in. I am interested in Political Science and English Lit but I have heard that you need a science heavy background in order to get into medical school. I am really confused as to what to do?
Any advice will be greatly appreciated

I am a junior in high school and I need to be studying for the SAT. I was wondering if you guys had any tips on how to study for the SAT. I come from a low-income household so I cannot afford an SAT tutor. I really want to get at least 1300 or above. I want to prove to my parents and everyone...

I’m just wondering how long it takes because I love sea life. I know a lot about Thea life but I want to learn more about them. I would be grateful if you answer my question.

I have always learned alone in my corner and I can't find other people with more experience. There are certainly things I'm doing wrong but I have no one to tell me.

I have little to no idea what I need to learn about if I want to be a paleontologist.

On the news i’m always seeing meteorologists broadcasting about the lasted weather. So it always makes me wonder if they just appear on the news or do they also work in labs and research centers?

I feel very behind and stressed because though I do make good grades, I know that I should have at least a few of these things but I don’t. I know the best way is for me to just do something about it but I’m not sure on how to go about it. I also feel stressed because I’m not 100% for sure...

How can I become a better actor? Acting makes me happy and it lets me explore how others think and feel. I also can’t afford much because my family is poor so I also want to get better so I can get a scholarship to a good university.

I am currently in engineering and I don't really think its for me. I wanted to try to get into a more creative career that has to do with writing, possibly journalism. I am wondering if it is worth it to go back to school for a second bachelor's, since I'm kind of switching drastically between...

What are the career advancement opportunities for someone with a background in nutrition?

I always wanted to be one or the other but I never knew which one would be more rewarding. Any advice?