I got a bangle bracelet and I fear my Pandora addiction is beginning. I learned that most people use the snake for charms and keep the bangles kind of minimalistic. if i’m wanting to collect charms, should I get another bracelet that’s a snake?👀
I impulsively bought a bracelet and a charm since it was half off. Tips on growing the collection and choosing a theme? (lighting makes it look gold but it’s just silver!)
I'm 19 and about halfway through my Health Pathway degree at a community college. I have a 3.0 right now, but I really struggled with Anatomy and Physiology, specifically the physiology parts. I just don't think I have what it takes to go through with any of the two-year programs I originally planned to (let alone get accepted), like nursing or dental hygiene. All the schools near me have strict requirements and small class sizes. I live in North Texas if that's relevant.
What direction can I go with this degree that isn't too competitive or science-heavy? I'd be willing to do certificates, programs, or a bachelor's degree. I don't really know much about master's/graduate's programs, but I'd look into it if necessary.
I just need some kind of direction. I'm interested in mental health and various kinds of therapy. I've considered: physical therapy assistant, speech/language pathologist, social worker, and occupational therapy, but I'm also willing to totally pivot.
Also, if you have suggestions for entry level jobs to help build a resume while in school I would really appreciate it. Thanks!!