by Alyssa Montanez
CollegeXpress Student Writer
There’s a lot more to being a scientist than doing research and experiments. Here are four surprising skills you’ll need to excel in STEM majors and careers.
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by Dr. Christopher Emdin
Professor of Education, University of Southern California
One bad experience with science or math shouldn’t ruin the disciplines for you forever. You can reclaim your identity as a great STEM student with this advice.
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by Lindsey Conger
Wondering what you should study as an undergraduate to best prepare for your future medical school admission process? Check out our expert's advice!
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by Crystal Hanes
CollegeXpress Student Writer
Animal Science doesn't necessarily lead to a job as a veterinarian! Check out what else you could do, what colleges offer this major, and how you can prepare.
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by Samantha Slaughter
CollegeXpress Student Writer
Bioengineering is a popular major for students who love math and science. Learn more about preparing for the Bioengineering field and your future career here.
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by Clara Lippert Glenn
President and CEO, The Oxford Princeton Programme
If you're passionate about becoming a leader in the energy sector, you can use these tips to chart your path toward this rewarding career.
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by Rebecca VanderMeulen
Physics majors are all geeky lab rats, right? Wrong. Read on to learn about some of the many directions a physics major can take you.
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by Ashley Hill
Scholarship Search Strategist, College Prep Ready
The costs of attending college are rising at alarming rates each year. The majority of students and their families will have to accept a financial aid package (including scholarships, grants, and loans) to cover those costs. Students--whether you are a college freshman or senior--you can help to minimize the amount of loans you will need to pay for college.
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by Ashley Hill
Scholarship Search Strategist, College Prep Ready
I remember spending over $500 in one semester for my biology books. You will find that many science or health majors spend upwards of a $1,000 or more per year because they have to buy model and lab kits in addition to their textbooks. However, there are ways to cut the costs of buying textbooks.
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