Florence Said:

Graduated from College...Found job but...Need Help!!!?

We Answered:

all I can say is bioengineering and biomedical engineering.

See if you can get a masters in one of these and that should prepare you to work in a medical device company

Marcia Said:

Is a career in nursing worth it?

We Answered:

yes i definitely think so!! this is one area that wont ever leave. nursing in my opinion is the most rewarding field. Why dont you start by volunteering at the hospital on your days off from your job to see if thats what you really want to do. That way you will be in the atmosphere and helping patients as a candy striper or whatever they may need you to do.

Eva Said:

I'm want to study pre-med and in the future go to medical school, which is better TCNJ OR RUTGERS?!?

We Answered:

You don't study pre-med. Pre-med, in the majority of cases, is just a set of classes that are pre-requisites for medical school. You study whatever you plan to major in.

The undergraduate school really doesn't matter. As long as you make good grades, good MCAT scores, and fulfill all the other requirements you will have a good chance. Choose the school where you will feel comfortable and be able to perform well. Don't make things harder for yourself if you are not confident in your abilities.

Christopher Said:

Would you trust this? Does it sound fake?

We Answered:

Ok, a lot of medical billing is outsourced and a lot of people do it from home. The scam is possibly in the training course not the work from home opportunity. I would find some people who do it from home, search online or the phonebook and ask how they got started. Most probably did it for a job in an office originally. The biggest hurdle is the software to do it which can be expensive.

If you wish to work from home there are plenty of other things you can do, since you really have not background in this. Check out some freelance websites, there is usually something that will match your skills.

But beware, once you have the baby you may not be able to do much work for a while.