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I don't know if this would help you but as an incoming college myself, I went through a lot to be enrolled in this major that I'm currently taking. What I really want is to be an architect, I have passion in art but sadly I didn't get to the only state university that offer that course in my city and the another school that offers it is a private s......   2 reply
12 08,2026
I’m kind of the same but its paramedic school instead of nursing. Considering you didn’t take any health classes I recommend if theres a rescue cadet program in the area where you live, you’ll gain experience if you wanted to become a firefighter, search and rescue, and paramedics/EMT. EMTs get paid similar to nurses   reply
12 08,2026
im a healthcare professional and i work alongside nurses and trust me, bedside work is crazyyy. i handle critical and emergency cases, attend code blue and such. it's tiring, draining, but it’s genuinely fulfilling to see patients get better and thank you for taking care of them. so if it's really your passion to improve others’ health firsthan......   reply
12 08,2026
Jesus I am taking a look to when I was in this dilema. Look as someone who has spent a lot of time in university (some problems and two careers) let me give you some advice...volunteer. I know it sounds anticlimactic but its true, this will tell you if you would like to live this way for a long time or not. If you go to a nursing home, or a small c......   reply
12 08,2026
omg I had the same conflict as you 4 years ago... so, in senior high, I wanted to take an art-related degree like something related to animation and all because I do love drawing and I did not want it to stay as a hobby. But yk part of choosing a degree program is also thinking about your future career where not only you can envision yourself takin......   reply
12 08,2026
Hello, do you live in America? If so, I recommend going to a community college(CC) if you don't know what to do. Classes at a regular university are way more expensive. Although you should be aware that if you want to transfer credits there may be some issues and there may be a lower quality of education at CC. You don't have to pick out a major ye......   reply
12 08,2026