A student Mark advised shares his story about making his college plan and choosing his major. Moral of the story? Do what you love.
Zac Bissonnette continues his guest post on our blog by talking about the dangers of thinking of college of an “investment,” and on the perceived perils of choosing the right major.
Most assume that in order to go to medical school, one must major in the sciences. But I tell people all the time that medical schools want interesting, educated, creative human beings. A philosophy major will do just as well, as long as one takes the basic requisites in the sciences (including the dreaded organic chemistry). But it turns out that organic chemistry might even be optional.
I recently came across this gold mine of information on careers in engineering. It has lots of cool stuff, including
One of the best parts of my job as an educational planner or educational consultant is that I have the
If you aspire to be an actor, you need to consider the sorts of university programs that can train you
A recent guest post by Alex Berger got some people talking about the importance of choosing a college major. Alex
What is the importance of choosing a college major? A conversation on Twitter led a young man to share his views on the relative importance of choosing a college major.
During a recent trip to Guangzhou, Guangdong, China, I met a young man from Massachusetts who spoke beautiful Mandarin Chinese.
