Hello guys, how are you doing?

I'm 21y undergrad from brazil and i would like to ask if you guys do know any universities in US (or regions in general), where would be possible to get premed education for cheap prices since that i'm not a excepcional student so i'm not so likely to get so outstanding scholarships?

I would be gratefull if you guys can give suggestions about where would be a good place to go based in my conditions, i'm still not a LPR (even tough working to become in few years), so i don't know which kind of grants, aids or scolarships could i try to get? I know that non-us citizens can't get federal loans, but i heared about some community colleges in texas where the tuition would be quite low (something like $6000 a year), so which would be your advices?

I would be gratefull for all the answers.

Thank you very much

Hello guys, how are you doing?

I'm 21y undergrad from brazil and i would like to ask if you guys do know any universities in US (or regions in general), where would be possible to get premed education for cheap prices since that i'm not a excepcional student so i'm not so likely to get so outstanding scholarships?

I would be gratefull if you guys can give suggestions about where would be a good place to go based in my conditions, i'm still not a LPR (even tough working to become in few years), so i don't know which kind of grants, aids or scolarships could i try to get? I know that non-us citizens can't get federal loans, but i heared about some community colleges in texas where the tuition would be quite low (something like $6000 a year), so which would be your advices?

I would be gratefull for all the answers.

Thank you very much

Hello guys,

So I have a family member and they have done a degree in bio med what should they do after? They already wanted to do a masters in physician associate and nursing but it’s highly competitive and wouldn’t get it. What other career pathways are there with a biomed degree??

They are able to do pharmacist technician role for 2 years. But it doesn’t have much growth and only pays 44k.

I am a fourth-year student at a University. Following the transition from college to university, there have been significant changes to our course requirements without clear communication. These adjustments have resulted in my graduation being delayed from Spring 2025 to Sprinv 2026. Given that I have already completed over 120 credits, I would like to know if it is possible to graduate with a college diploma instead of Bachelors degree and apply for a master’s program instead.

Hi all! I have an BA in English Language (British University) and I'm currently looking into pursuing a Master's in Digital Marketing or HR Managment. Obviously, they are completely unrelated to my Bachelor's (or to each other) but after looking into job descriptions, related seminars and the job market demand, I'm fairly certain it would be a good fit for me in the long run. I'm mainly searching for Master's programs in Europe, specifically within the European Union, where I live, and I'm a bit confused about university requirements and how I'll be able to have the best chances of being accepted and what I should focus on in my applications. I don't have any work experience in those fields, only skills from other jobs and positions that could be applicable. I have also found a few "specialization programs" (that's a direct Translation from my language) offered by a public university in my country, and although they offer a certificate of attendance and the respective grades, they do not offer ECTS points, credits or such. I've looked into maybe getting an entry level job in one of those fields, just to get some hands-on experience but had no luck so far. I've asked my circle for advice on the matter and I'm getting conflicting opinions: some say that my best bet is to apply to every program that interests me and one is bound to accept me at least, while others say it will be a waste of time if I have nothing related to show on my resume and that I should just find a Masters that's related to my Bachelor's, or pursue a whole new Bachelor's if I want to make a switch.

I'm really excited to do this and not at all ready to give up just yet, so any advice or insight you can offer is greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance!

Can a department chair lock a student in a room and tell them they won’t be allowed out until they confess to cheating on exam and then once they do under duress tell them they will be expelled and they will request public safety handcuff them to humiliate and punish them. Is that an abuse of power?

Check it out: https://smart-listapp.vercel.app/

Key Features:

• XP-based task completion - harder tasks earn more points.
• Dynamic leveling system with milestone notifications & streak tracking
• Tasks can have deadlines with bonus XP for early completion and penalty for overdue tasks
• Global leaderboard for competitive motivation (completely optional and you can "opt-in" and "opt-out" anytime).
• Google OAuth integration
• Cross-device synchronization (Data persists across devices)
• Guest users (data saves to local storage) and authenticated users (allows data sync)

Thought it might be useful to you guys esp during the finals season approaching! 🫡 Open to any suggestions/improvements!

Ciao a tutti! Sono risultata idonea all’acquisizione di questo incentivo universitario grazie al mio ISEE e un tot di crediti. Vorrei sapere quanto può effettivamente tornarmi utile accettarlo. Io lavoro e da ormai due anni presento il 730, l’incentivo viene erogato sotto forma di borsa di studio assimilata a reddito di lavoro indipendente (soggetta a IRAP e IRPEF). L’idea è che se eventualmente l’anno prossimo questa somma di denaro (che ancora non conosco) si aggiunge al mio reddito e quindi mi porta a debito, non me ne faccio niente. Esperienze o pareri a riguardo?

I've never applied to a university myself; my parents did it for me and i was naive. Now they're giving me the task of transferring to another university (for my own good). How difficult is it to actually get admitted to a new university as a transfer? My current university isn’t in the top 1000 worldwide, though it’s in the top 10 within its country. Should I mass email all universities I’m considering with my qualifications? Researching each university's website takes a lot of time, and many have poor navigation.

Hello there,

I'm expecting to get 80s or late 70s for my exams. If I submit my marks to unis that accept 80 or over marks, what ratio of submitted to accepted, can I expect?

Also, do universities that accept such marks, have the most difficult course? Does the type of uni I go to impact my future greatly? I am lost. Please help me. 🌞

Hello, so I have gotten two offer letters from Deakin University and Monash University, unfortunately, my grade wasn't the best and I have a mandatory foundation year. However, I was concerned about the tuition fees and extra expenses thus making me want to do NCUK foundation locally (Here in Dubai in an Australian university called the University of Wollongong), and then depending on my grades, I could try and gain admission from my chosen degree in Australia or US or UK (And hopefully get a scholarship, provided I'm locked in). I just want some opinions on this idea since I don't really want my parents to spend that much on my education.

I have a masters degree in electrical engineering with 5 years of experience. Recently, I started to explore the possibility of pursuing a degree in anthropology. I wanted to reach out to others who have had a similar experience changing to completely unrelated fields. What are the challenges? What level would I have to start at: bachelor's or masters? Any input would be helpful. Thanks.

Hey everyone! I've been finding that there’s so much to study in college, and it’s easy to get distracted, especially when prepping for exams. So it’s really important to study and review efficiently. I’ve tried using Anki, but making my own flashcards became a bit annoying. Eventually, I ended up creating my tool called rememberquick.com . This little tool reads lecture notes, finds key content, and automatically turns it into multiple-choice questions. After using it for a while, I’ve noticed my study efficiency improve a lot! What do you guys use to improve your study efficiency? Do you guys have any other good software or study methods you'd recommend?

I aspire to be a dentist ever since I can think back or at least a doctor, not because of money or status or fame but because of genuinely wanting to help others I would do it free, as long as my basics were covered I would do it free. I have grown up in one of the most deprived areas in the midlands, I suffered a lot in secondary school defending myself against racism and being socially outcast into a small community of close friends, this gave me anxiety for years without me knowing until recently (age 23 diagnosed 3 months ago) I waited for GCSE and the day before it I suffered major head trauma which cost me all my GCSEs. I did gcse at age 19 and got literally crap I think a 6 in physics 5 4 then 3 in maths English and science, I did A level bio Chen psychology and got C AA respectively, being burnt out I needed a break (age 21) with trauma recovery stress depression anxiety and family deaths. I also was surrounded in a super toxic environment of dealers, thieves and other kinds of people. I decided to go to University of Huddersfield for a Science Extended Degree leading into a Bsc Hons for pharmacy. My ex whom I really really loved now the opposite always made me feel super crap, ‘’fix up do something with your life nothing happened to you bad things happen to everyone, no one cares ‘’ as if I didn’t tell them things to myself everyday. I’m just feeling super super down it’s getting to a point where do I think is there even any point waking up everyday? If you get what I mean. I just need correct guidance but I can’t seem to find it anywhere all I’m told is it’s life get on with it your old I’ve genuinely had enough to the point where it’s either end it or jail, what do I do to pursue my dream? I’m financially £0 due to not being able to fully work due to injury I worked for minimum wage but I had to pay toward house bills and stuff. So I’m practically screwed at every angle. In regards to my course I’ve just started and I feel 60% of my stress is gone as I’m working toward something. But I just want to be my dream. I don’t want anything else. please help.

idk if this is a dumb question, i’m in my third year of biomedical sciences and i’m exploring what i want to do after. don’t know if i want to get a job or continue school. no one has yet to explain to me what a masters degree is? how do you apply? what do you need? i have the option to do an honours thesis at the end of my bachelors. can i get into graduate school without it and just do regular research in my fourth year? can i work and then do a masters. i just need someone to dumb it down for me please and thank you

I am really struggling with physically typing out essays but can talk for days. Has anyone here used voice-to-text tech to "talk" out essays (or part of) instead of typing them out? Thanks in advance

So like it's to late for me to change my GCSE option but I have 2 questions that my teachers and Google isn't giving me a 100% answer. So I picked Imedia and engineering, could I see be an architect with those GCSEs? And also is it better to go to college first then University or do you have to go to College to enter university?

My branch has few to very little girls. Our classes just started only. I have no problem talking straight to girls. But i don't want to be creepy approaching them. How do i start a conversation???.

Forgive me if this is a stupid question. I heard this recently and didn't believe it. When I did a Google search I couldn't find an answer to my question. Is this true or false?

I’m think about doing uni in Australia but I scrapped fast school bad at most thing other than I’m fast at basic math I was think about doing accounting but not sure if it’s good idea as I stuggle to focus and have bad memory any ideas