College Life/Expert Profile

Ms. D

U.S.
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returns 08/01/2012
Expertise

I can answer general questions about college life as an adult student as well as traditional age. I can help you with how to make the right choice of school, being away from home for the first time, adjusting to being a big fish in a small pond, Do's and Don'ts and almost anything that is on your mind. If I do not initially have the answer I will help you figure it out.

Experience in the area

I am a college graduate with multiple undergraduate degrees currently pursuing a Master's degree. I have graduated from college as a traditional student and have also graduate from college as a non traditional student.

Education/Credentials

B.S.

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Recent Answers from Ms. D

2012-05-06 Priorities:

Thats the same point I am making. College can be fun, very fun, and "not being into it" simply means you are there mentally or emotionally, just physically. Im no clinical pstchologist but if you are not

2012-05-06 Priorities:

I hate to tell you this but there is really no way for you to get into college if you are not already into it. This just may not be the right time. However if you have a passion, maybe you can incorporate

2012-01-24 I want to be a child psychologist:

That would depend on your school. I think you should check with your guidance counselor. How far into the program are you and what type of degree? While some of your initial courses for the degree may

2011-08-09 Choosing a major:

You must follow your own heart and not choose a career based on your family's wants. You will not be happy that way.  I suggest you really evaluate if you want to be a dentist or join the air force. Speak

2011-06-19 NOT a case of senioritis:

Hi Hun,    Don't do anything. If you have been accepted already, they probably wont even look at your grades again. They will probably just check to see that your graduated. I got into a summer program

 

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