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Choose the wrong course.ðŸ˜ą

Today we're going to tell you your experience of choosing the wrong course.

Is the first day of school, we didn't go to school, so we asked the school to compensate and then knew that the first class is a class of change and experiment, but finally forgot to change, which is the last day of changing the Course ðŸĨē

It's considered another review. It's not that bad.

When I learned that I remember all the words?

Some words or grammars, we have forgotten some.

📍 the conclusion is that taking classes is very important, including going to the first day is also important. It is like studying whether the Course we choose when applying from is as easy as us or not.

# Chinese # oca # Studying Chinese # Experience # Course /āđ‚āļĢāļ‡āđ€āļĢāļĩāļĒāļ™āļŠāļ­āļ™āļ āļēāļĐāļēāļˆāļĩāļ™ āđ‚āļ­āļ‹āļĩāđ€āļ­

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A person writes on a whiteboard with medical notes, overlaid with the text 'DEFINED MY PERSONAL VALUES & USED THE PROCESS OF ELIMINATION,' showing how they narrowed down their major choice.
how I chose my health science college major
choosing a college major is a daunting task â€Ķ you make the choice that is supposed to stick with you for a life time. usually you’re making this choice directly out of high school, which is already a huge event! so how did I choose? i have changed my major SO many times, i started in busine
Nichole Rhys

Nichole Rhys

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A laptop on a desk displays a class schedule, with text overlayed that reads "Classes I was CATFISHED into taking" and a broken heart emoji, illustrating the article's theme of misleading course descriptions.
A laptop on a desk shows the class title "Encountering the World Through Collected Objects." Below, the course description is contrasted with the student's expectation of an anthropology class versus the actual focus on museum ethics.
Art supplies are on a desk, with the class title "Art Appreciation." The image contrasts the course description, which promised art history, with the student's experience of having to create an art portfolio.
never trust a course description!
I swear you can never trust a course description to be accurate anymore 💔 Whenever I register for classes, I'm very particular about what I sign up for. I want to take ones that are going to meet my graduation requirements AND are interesting. I'm a history major so there's a lot of
eden 🊞

eden 🊞

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The Right College For You
Some important things to consider when deciding which college to go to! Oregon is my top choice (but I’m biased lol) #lemon8partner #lemon8college #oregonlife #oregonducks #collegestudent
Rachel Furlong

Rachel Furlong

31 likes

Stuck on What Career to Choose? Try This
I remember being completely lost trying to “pick a career.” It felt like everyone already knew what they wanted to do, and I was just stuck overthinking every option. What no one tells you is that most people don’t figure it out by choosing the “perfect” path. They figure it out by trying, fai
VowArchive

VowArchive

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need helping picking the right college?ðŸŒļ
college decisions can be overwhelming!!🙇🏞‍♀ïļ if you or someone you know needs a little guidance, i’ve got you!⭐ïļ go check out my video for some real advice from someone who’s been there and subscribe to join me in this youtube journey!💌 #collegetipsandadvice #collegelifehacks #collegestudent
marthaðŸĶĶ

marthaðŸĶĶ

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If you’re choosing your major based on vibesâ€Ķ
So many people pick majors based on how they sound, not what actually fits them. That’s how you end up stuck in year 3 thinking, “Why did I do this?” Try Mindprint to figure out what paths match your brain, not just the brochure. #collegehelp #majorregrets #studentlife #mindprint
VowArchive

VowArchive

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A collage of various career scenes including ultrasound, animal photography, farming, pharmacy, zookeeping, and midwifery, with text 'I don't know what career to pick CAN'T DECIDE', reflecting career indecision.
A collage depicting an ultrasound technician performing scans, monitors displaying fetal ultrasounds, and a technician in scrubs, illustrating the daily tasks of this profession.
A collage showcasing animal photographers in various settings, using long lenses to capture wildlife, including a small animal resting on a camera lens.
Can’t decide which to pick
I’m way too indecisive to pick only one career. #careeradvice
Valeryria8

Valeryria8

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Selecting A College
When selecting a college you do not necessarily select the most academic one, or the most prestigious. When selecting a college you find one that fit your personality and academic needs. My Story: During my decision process I was determined to go to a certain college it appeared to have everyt
Aspen.C

Aspen.C

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A career fair scene shows a banner for 'The College of Business' with students in the foreground. Overlay text reads, 'How to Pick a Career When You Like Too Many Things,' aligning with the article's theme of navigating multi-passionate career paths. A QR code is visible on a table.
Can’t Pick a Career? Here’s What Helped Meâ€ĶðŸŒļ
When I was younger, I used to hate when people asked, “So, what do you want to be?” Because honestlyâ€Ķ I wanted to be a lot of things. I loved science, healthcare, people, and tech. For a while, I thought something was wrong with me for not having one clear answer. I studied dentistry, then go
VowArchive

VowArchive

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Which is the best course for me?
Are you interested in digital marketing but don’t know where to start or which course to buy? I’ve done them all- let me guide you and save you money. #digitalwealthschool #sellingwithconfidence #embracethespace #amazonreview #christiefromtexas
Christie From Texas

Christie From Texas

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A smiling blonde woman stands outdoors with a beach and trees in the background. The image features the title 'HOW TO CHOOSE THE COLLEGE FOR YOU' and 'Advice from a college junior who transferred', serving as a cover for college selection tips.
A paved path with autumn leaves leads towards buildings and trees with fall foliage under a cloudy sky. The text 'TOUR CAMPUS' advises visiting colleges to find a sense of home.
A cityscape with tall buildings along a river under a cloudy sky. The text 'EXPLORE ITS CITY' suggests considering the college's surrounding city or town for future living.
Deciding on a College 101 ðŸŦ
If you’re an incoming freshman or even just starting to think about where you will go to college, please consider these tips! College is a big decision and where you go will shape your life drastically. I personally transferred my freshman year because I was unhappy at the college I chose. I di
lizzie matthias

lizzie matthias

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Advice or tips for major selection?
📚This is a question we received from our Lemon8 community regarding major selections. 📚 “I’m currently trying to go back to school but I’m struggling a lot with my major. The one that I had chosen for me is Early Childhood Care and Education. But I’m not sure if it’s right for me. Any tips?”
letschat

letschat

322 likes

An indoor setting with tables and chairs facing a large window overlooking a city skyline. The text 'HOW DO YOU KNOW u made right CAREER CHOICE?' is superimposed on the image, with a Lemon8 logo at the bottom.
Right Career Choice?
💛For all the work people, how do you know if you’ve made the right career choice? 💛What’s the moment that you realized you’re in the wrong path? 💛Share your thoughts! #letschat
letschat

letschat

39 likes

Why I picked my Major
I decided my second semester of senior year that I was going to go to college. I hated the idea of more school, but knew I wanted to do more with myself than just work in a factory. My advisor suggested Supply Chain Management because the student who had previously majored in it had great success.
ðŸĐ·ðŸŒ·Jackie🌷ðŸĐ·

ðŸĐ·ðŸŒ·Jackie🌷ðŸĐ·

1122 likes

Choosing the Right College and Major
“Choose a path that aligns with your strengths, interests, values, and future goals—not just what impresses others.” Understanding your core values, strengths, and weaknesses is key. This self-awareness can help you create a mission statement that guides you. Selecting a college and major is
core833

core833

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Stuck On Which Credential to Choose?
ðŸĪ” Choose a credential that align with your career goals! 🧠The key differences between the CCS and CPC is CCS has inpatient built in, preparing you for both inpatient and outpatient roles; Where CPC is strictly outpatient. The inpatient credential is separate (CPC-I). #career #lemon8creator
ZaBrinaâœĻ

ZaBrinaâœĻ

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A classroom scene with students and a teacher, featuring laptops and a croissant on a desk. Overlay text reads: "Course Registration Season My Secret Weapon Revealed! Senior-Approved!"
Text overlay on a blurred background, titled "① Plan Ahead & Balance Difficulty" with a balance scale icon. The text advises mapping out a college journey, balancing course difficulty across years.
Text overlay on a blurred background, titled "② Gather As Much Info As Possible" with a magnifying glass icon. It discusses checking teaching styles and grading, and shows a Knowee AI interface for course code input.
âœĻMy Course Selection Secret Weapon!
Y'all won't believe what I just discovered! ðŸĪŊ Remember my mental breakdown last semester when I picked that "easy" class that turned into a GPA killer? (IYKYK 😭) But THIS semester? Total game-changer since I found Knowee AI! âœĻ Why I'm literally obsessed: INSTANT TEA ON ANY C
My Study Corner

My Study Corner

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A young woman stands on a city rooftop with a skyline at sunset, featuring the title "tips for deciding on a C.O.L.L.E.G.E" for an article about choosing a college.
A MacBook Pro and iPad on a desk in front of the UCLA Anderson School of Management, illustrating the tip to "identify your priorities" when choosing a college.
An expansive view of a college campus quad with brick buildings and fountains, featuring the text "visit different campuses" as a college selection tip.
how to choose the college for you
choosing the right college is a big decision. Here are some things i would consider when picking a place to spend the next 4 years <3 identify your priorities - consider factors like location, size, programs offered, and campus culture. These differ in their importance from person to person, so
vvanessaww

vvanessaww

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A person in medical scrubs sits at a desk with multiple computer monitors, with text overlay '3 Things To Consider Before CHOOSING A Career'.
A person studies with a laptop, overlaid with pink text bubbles detailing 'Skills and Strengths' and 'Job Market and Stability' career tips.
A flat lay of pink and white stationery items, including a planner and calculator, with a pink text bubble about 'Educational and Training Requirements' for careers.
3 Tips to Choose the Right Career🍋âœĻ
Hello Everyone🎀 I know many of you are graduating college now, but also a lot of you are graduating from High SchoolâœĻ So Congratulations to All of you!! However, this time I wanted to share with you some tips on what to consider before choosing a career which I hope helps to those heading
Emilyyy

Emilyyy

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Picking a College Major & Neurodivergence
As a person who went back for a career change, I can attest how hard it is to pick a college major, add in your neurodivergent needs and it's much trickier. Looking back, my biggest mistake was to ignore my neurodivergent needs. Originally, I majored in social work and psychology with the g
C. Jazmin

C. Jazmin

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A collage showing a city street, an empty courtroom, legal books and a gavel, and a woman taking a selfie, representing a career path focused on law and logic.
A collage featuring makeup application, an artistic face illustration with colorful makeup, a woman with vibrant eye makeup, and makeup palettes with swatches, representing a creative career path.
A collage depicting a woman relaxing, a startup networking tent with company logos, a presentation on startup funding, and a person working on a laptop, representing an entrepreneurial journey.
POV: You can’t decide on the right career path ⚖ïļ
One thing I’ve realized after graduating college and surviving my first few years of post-grad work is that no one ever truly has to settle on one career path forever. I’d say half of me leans creative, while the other half is more technical and strategic. Growing up, I always wanted to pursue r
hannah 💟

hannah 💟

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Are Online Certificates Actually Worth It??
There's no question that online certificates are becoming really popular to talk about! I have even posted a few online certificates that I have taken and recommend. Some of them are free and some of them can cost up to $200, which is a LOT of money now a days. I wanted to make this post to hop
CompSkyy

CompSkyy

156 likes

A woman in blue scrubs and a white t-shirt holds a cup, with text overlay "Prerequisites You'll Need If You Want a Career In Healthcare ! SWIPE". Her ID badge says "Medical Assistant".
A black tote bag with text overlay listing science prerequisites: "SCIENCES* Chemistry Anatomy & Physiology 1 & 2 Biology/Microbiology". A "Medical Assistant" badge is visible, with a note "*Lecture & Lab required".
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Take these Classes before you Decide your Major!
If you have decided to start a career in Healthcare, it’s helpful to know what classes you may need before applying to a program. The courses listed here are examples of what MOST programs require before applying; along with an High School Diploma or GED, and placement scores such as Teas or He
Macquoria|Content Creator

Macquoria|Content Creator

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Questions to Help You Decide Your Future College📚
hi lovesðŸŦ§ i know that this time of year can be both so exciting and stressful as so many of you get ready to graduate and start college in the fall! determining where you’re going to go to school and potentially spend the next four years can be so intimidating right? so i’m here to help :) as a soo
ariyah

ariyah

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A light blue sign mounted on a building displays the quote: "BETTER TO ADMIT YOU WALKED THROUGH THE WRONG DOOR THAN SPEND YOUR LIFE IN THE WRONG ROOM." The sign is illuminated from above. A "Lemon8 @rickthefactor" watermark is visible in the bottom left.
Admit When You’ve Chosen the Wrong Path 🔑â„đïļâއïļ
Recognizing when you’ve chosen the wrong path is a strength, not a failure. It’s better to acknowledge the mistake and redirect yourself towards what truly serves your goals. Deep Dive: Admitting that you’ve walked through the wrong door allows for growth and realignment. It’s about recognizing
RoadToRiches

RoadToRiches

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The image displays a desk setup with a laptop, notebook, and a black handbag, set against an office background. Overlayed text reads "How To CHOOSE The Right CAREER," indicating the article's focus on career guidance.
This image features two pink overlay boxes with text on a blurred background of a person holding flowers. The text provides career advice on "Network" and "Assess Your Lifestyle Needs," detailing how to build connections and consider lifestyle alignment.
A pink overlay box with text is shown against a blurred background featuring a graduation cap with a yellow tassel. The text advises to "Stay Flexible," emphasizing that career paths are rarely linear and adjustments are acceptable.
How to Successfully choose your CareerðŸ’ĄâœĻ
Hey Girlies🎀 Choosing a career can be a complex process, but it can be made more manageable by following these stepsâœĻ Network: Talk to professionals in fields you’re considering. Informational interviews, job shadowing, and attending industry events can provide insider perspectives and help
Emilyyy

Emilyyy

25 likes

A dark gray book titled 'MEDSCHOOL DREAMS' with a caduceus symbol. Overlay text states: 'Why you DO NOT need to major in biology as a premed,' introducing the article's main topic.
A gray book titled 'MEDSCHOOL DREAMS' with a caduceus. Overlay text advises picking an interesting major for a higher GPA and lists medical school admission requirements like high GPA, clinical, shadowing, and volunteer experience.
A gray book titled 'MEDSCHOOL DREAMS' with a caduceus. Overlay text asks 'What are medical school prerequisites?' and lists required courses including General Biology, Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Physics, Biochemistry, Statistics/Calculus, Genetics, Psychology, and Sociology.
Why you DO NOT need to major in biology
If I could go back and change anything about my premed experience it would be changing my major in undergrad. Being a first generation premed, I was under the impression that biology was the only major that would satisfy the medical school prerequisites but that's not the case at all. One of th
Asia

Asia

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If I can choose againâ€Ķ
I will make decisions differently about college It’s so frustrating to see how tough the job market is ðŸ˜Ē #thoughts #college
EchoSu

EchoSu

8 likes

A smiling woman in a purple jacket stands next to a nursing student in a white uniform, cap, and stethoscope. The image asks, 'IS THAT THE RIGHT NURSING PROGRAM?'
Nursing students in a simulation lab gather around a medical mannequin on a hospital bed, which has 'Hill-Rom' branding. The room is decorated, suggesting a training exercise for clinical experience.
Students are seated in a classroom, attending a lecture projected onto a screen. The setting represents the academic aspect of a nursing program, focusing on faculty and resources.
How I chose my nursing program. Save for later!
Are you thinking about going into nursing? Don't know what school to choose. choosing the right nursing school is a big decision - it can shape your view and path in nursing. There are so many options out there. How do you know if that one is for you? weigh these options before you make your ch
Jazz Allegra

Jazz Allegra

19 likes

5 Career Terms You Should Know ðŸŦķâœĻ
Choosing a major is a big decision, but most of us were never taught the basics. These 5 career terms can literally change how you think about your future. If you’re confused about what path to take, start here. Save this post so you’re not googling it later! What other career or major advice
VowArchive

VowArchive

318 likes

The Career Dilemma: Help Me Choose What’s Next! âœĻðŸĨ°
So right now, I am currently a Medical Assistant and have been for 11 years. I am ready to move into a more advanced career/position but I am deciding on which way to go. My current choices in order of desire are: â€ĒRegistered Nursing|I like this field because I am able to choose from multipl
Macquoria|Content Creator

Macquoria|Content Creator

168 likes

A laptop screen displays an online math curriculum interface with lessons on reflections and translations, showing a coordinate grid with triangles. An overlaid text bubble reads "Online Curriculum Is not great for all Subjects." The bottom shows "Lemon8 @cassieg978" and a DELL logo.
Online curriculum Is not great for all subjects
I am a high school math teacher and we have been using this online curriculum since I started. Are there some parts that it enriches? Absolutely. But there are not nearly enough practice problems for students to really “get it.” I have no problem supplementing, but when a curriculum product
CassieG978

CassieG978

211 likes

POV YOU CHOOSE A UNIVERSITY THAT DOES BOTH
When it comes to college, balance is absolutely essential. Juggling academics, your social life, personal growth, and friendships takes intention—and learning how to manage it all is key to truly thriving. #lemon8partner #lemon8college #collegevibes #collegegoals #collegelifestyle
Presleigh C

Presleigh C

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Picking these was harder than my college major
"I changed my mind 17 times. I made pros/cons lists. Finally landed on my thesis: Maximum crunch, maximum fun, minimum nutritional value. Yours? #decisionmaking #finalanswer #funquestion "
MorgannðŸĐ

MorgannðŸĐ

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A person in medical scrubs with a stethoscope, an EMT badge, and a smartwatch, holding a coffee cup. Overlay text reads 'WHY I CHOSE MY CAREER PATH', reflecting the article's theme.
A collage featuring firefighting and medical emblems, a firefighter, a fire truck, and medical diagrams. Overlay text includes 'she's flowers and fire.' and 'This is who I am.'
Two EMTs loading a person on a stretcher into an ambulance. Overlay text states 'To Save Lives, Care and Comfort those at their most vulnerable points', aligning with the article's motivation.
Why I chose my Career Path
I chose the EMS career path due to the fact I grew up around it. Both parents are Firefighters/First Responders and so am I. Seeing my parents do what they love, not for the recognition they get from it but the reminder that they just helped someone at their most vulnerable point, is what inspired
Alyssa Dube

Alyssa Dube

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I FAILED A NURSING PRE-REQ COURSE
I used to study for HOURS only to fail my nursing exams...😭 I honestly thought I wasn't cut out to be a nurse. 💔 ðŸ’Ą My A&P instructor SAVED me with these tips: 1. STOP CRAMMING! 🙅‍♀ïļ Seriously, stop! I used to cram for hours right before the exam, which just left me burnt out when the
BeautifulNursingâ„Ēïļ

BeautifulNursingâ„Ēïļ

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A young woman wearing a green Bass Pro Shops hat smiles at the camera, with the text "MY MAJOR AND WHY I CHOSE IT" overlaid. Sunlight casts a warm glow on her face.
A desk setup with a laptop, monitor displaying assignment instructions, a notebook, and snacks. Overlay text states, "I'VE RECENTLY CHANGED FROM ENGLISH LIT TO CREATIVE WRITING SAME AREA, JUST A DIFFERENT FOCUS AND VIBE."
A close-up of a typed feedback letter for a creative writing piece, discussing elements like brevity, imagery, and originality. Highlighted text reads, "Here's one of the main reasons why."
Any English Majors Out There?âĢïļ
This isn’t to say I don’t question my choices. My mom tells me all the time that I’d be a great therapist, and I do love psych and soc. But there’s just something so special to me about writing and sharing the experience with other people. A lot of people ask what I’ll do with my degree and her
Clairebear!

Clairebear!

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A motivational quote on a light background, featuring a Japanese legend about getting off the wrong train quickly to avoid higher costs. The core message is highlighted in yellow, emphasizing timely decisions and correcting course. The image includes 'Lemon8' and 'ESSENTIAL MASTERY | TWITTER' branding.
Wrong Path? Act Quickly & Avoid Costly Mistakes🔑â„đïļâއïļ
There’s a Japanese legend that says, “If you get on the wrong train, get off at the nearest station. The longer it takes you to get off, the more expensive the return trip will be.” This wisdom serves as a powerful reminder to make timely decisions and correct course when needed. Delaying can lead
RoadToRiches

RoadToRiches

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A young woman with a red flower in her hair is in a swimming pool, leaning on the edge. Text overlays read "HOW I CHOSE MY UNIVERSITY" and "WHAT MADE ME WANT TO GO TO THE UNIVERSITY OF TAMPA?".
An open book displays an image of a person in water with splashes, next to a chessboard and a candle. The text overlay says "1. THE AMENITIES", highlighting a reason for choosing the university.
A woman with long hair and a light-colored top takes a mirror selfie, showing her upper body and rings. The text overlay reads "2. THE CLASS SIZES", indicating another reason for her university choice.
How I chose which college to go to!
Here is my thought process behind choosing the University I went to for college. I ended up choosing to go to the University of Tampa! Here was my reasoning behind my decision. 1. The amenities This school has a two story gym that is amazing, they built a new pool, the classrooms are nice, the
Mak

Mak

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A woman in scrubs looks at the camera, with text overlay explaining her choice to pursue LPN first as a strategic nursing path.
An open medical supply drawer is shown, with text explaining that an LPN program allows for faster licensing and earning without significant student debt.
A hand holds a clear bag of medical supplies, with text highlighting the affordability of LPN programs compared to RN/BSN programs, enabling earlier work.
Choosing LPN first was never about SETTLING, it was about STRATEGY for meâĪïļ
I get asked this question a lot and although I answered it in a video, sometimes people like to see the facts straight so I hope this helps you decide on your journey and gives you alil more insight on the LPN program. 💉 I wanted real-world experience.â€ĻðŸ’ļ I needed to work + earn faster.â€ĻðŸ‘Đ‍ðŸ‘Ķ And as
AKIMNEVERSETTLES11

AKIMNEVERSETTLES11

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how to choose ur career w/out passions
it’s honestly never easy trying to figure out what you want your career to be! ðŸ˜Đ and it makes it even harder if you aren’t truly passionate about something👎. Most of the time, as college students, you don’t even know about what your true passions are! ðŸ’ƒðŸƒðŸ―â€â™€ïļðŸ’ŧðŸŽĻðŸĨ‹ðŸŽ­ðŸĪ– If this sounds like a career str
Baki Izzat

Baki Izzat

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how I’m preparing for CLASS REGISTRATION
Class registration for next semester is coming up, and it can be stressful to think about. I’m making sure I’m prepared with a list of my first choice classes, as well as many alternates. Since I’m a freshman, I register the last possible day so many of my first choice classes will be gone by the t
Sarah

Sarah

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A medical professional in scrubs and a face mask takes a selfie on a staircase, with the text overlay "CHOOSING YOUR SPECIALTY" highlighting the article's theme.
A medical professional in purple scrubs stands in a doorway, posing with crossed arms, accompanied by the questions "1. Surgical or not? 2. General or specialty?" for career guidance.
A medical professional in blue scrubs gives two thumbs up, holding a pink text box with the questions "3. What pathology interests you? 4. What sort of work life balance do you want ?"
How to choose your medical specialty- the struggle
Narrowing down your medical specialty is TOUGH! Start by assessing your interests, strengths, and long-term career goals. Gain hands-on experience in different specialties through rotations and shadowing to understand what each entails. Consider lifestyle factors, such as work-life balance and job
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Dr.Khatch

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