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I was active in things like orchestra and ski team in high school, and was wondering if that was okay to put on a scholarship application for college. Any input is appreciated :]
Oops, probably should have said that I am a sophomore in college right now. So I have been out of high school for 2 years.

I have been told the best to take is anatomy, biochemistry, immunology, neurology, genetics, or pathology. I’ve also been told I have to go to medical school and have some experience supervised by professional doctors before I can become a doctor. What is your opinion on the best major to take in order to be most prepared for becoming a family physician?

I am a senior in college and am taking my research topics this semester. I need a topic on physics to research and present. I’m having problems thinking of a topic I could do. I’m very interested in the Electromagnetic aspect of physics but would be open to any other topics of physics. Does anyone have any ideas on what I can do?

I am interested in bioengineering and I have been accepted to UCSD, one of the top 3 schools for undergrad bioengineering.

I had applied for Immunology at UC Berkeley and I have been admitted to their college of letters and sciences.

How much freedom do I have for changing to majors within the college of letters and sciences?
changing into engineering school?

How much value is given to their undergrad Haas dual degree?
I did not apply to UCBerkeley or UCLA for engineering, so I only got admitted to their letters and sciences college rather than their engineering college.

I planning to be in a soccer team in college but must of them are club soccer team. Do I still get a scholarship if I in a club sport or do I need to be in a varsity sport in college to get a scholarship?

I am interested in joining the Air Force ROTC in college but i dont have the grades to get a scholarship right out of high school. I am taking post secondary classes during my senior year of high school so I will be done with my freshman year of college when i graduate from high school. Would it be hard for me to get the scholarship or not?? Thanks for the help
I am going to do mechanical engineering or something in that field

I’m a high school junior and i’m planning to take online physics over the summer so i don’t have to take it in my senior year. It is an 8 week course. I heard that there is a lot of math involved. i am currently in pre-cal right now. What kind of math is involved in physics? Is physics really hard? What about labs?
how are labs like?

I am going into my junior year and i am trying my best to get a scholarship in my race, the 400m.

My freshman year i started off running a 59 but since then i have gotten it down to 55.2 and even 54 a couple of times. Im hoping to get it around 50-51 by the end of the season and i was just wondering if that would be good enough, or what a lower time would be.

I am going into my junior year and i am trying my best to get a scholarship in my race, the 400m.

My freshman year i started off running a 59 but since then i have gotten it down to 55.2 and even 54 a couple of times. Im hoping to get it around 50-51 by the end of the season and i was just wondering if that would be good enough, or what a lower time would be.