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Volunteering is a powerful way to make a difference while building your skills and enhancing your resume. Whether you’re helping at local schools, supporting non-profit organizations, or participating in community events, volunteering allows you to give back and grow personally and professionally. Many volunteer opportunities can also align with your interests or career goals, making it easier to develop relevant experience. Employers and colleges value volunteer work because it shows initiative, dedication, and a willingness to contribute to society. Including volunteering on your resume demonstrates not only your skills but also your commitment to making a positive impact.

By the end of your freshman year of high school, you may start to sense whether medicine truly fascinates you. If you’re already certain that becoming a physician is your long-term goal, there are generally two paths you can consider as you move beyond high school.

High school is a transformative but challenging time for students, where academic demands, extracurricular activities, and personal growth can lead to stress. This blog emphasizes the importance of mental health in fostering academic success, strong relationships, and long-term well-being. It highlights the importance of mental health awareness in schools and offers actionable tips for managing stress to help students thrive both academically and personally.