Avondale, Pennsylvania

How can I pursue a career in racing, specifically in Formula 1? Or, how do I get a job with a German auto manufacturer, such as BMW, Porsche, or Mercedes? I'd like to live abroad in Germany working for them. For background, I am a current mechanical engineering major, minoring in German.

I have been thinking I'll just pick the cheaper option, but I'm not sure.

I'm going to Penn State as an undecided major but very interested in law and becoming a malpractice or cooperate lawyer. Any advice on how to get involved?

I want to make my own system to defeat them. Anyone willing to help ?

I will be a nursing major at Penn State, I start in the fall.

Is it better to go into industry and get experience in product design and management or sales experience?

I would like to become a psychologist and potentially a psychiatrist, is there any advice or tips that could help through my journey?

I am a high school senior and will be studying biochemistry in the fall. I was wondering when people generally begin doing these things and how to find them.

I always hear everyone talking about internships and how they're so amazing for college students. But how do you know that you are picking the right one?

I’m an high school senior committed to Spelman College in Atlanta, Georgia wondering if any specific courses or programs or medical schools that can be recommended? Do I take the CNRA route or something else?

Are there any programs, clubs, or classes that can help better prepare students to become teachers?

I'm a first year construction management student and I'll be looking for my first Philly-based co-op job next fall.

I am entering Millersville University in the fall. Just curious as to what others have thought about the courses offered for an education major - like what was your favorite? Or what course really surprised you?

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I'm worried that after I finish getting my college degree, I won't have the connections or experience that I would need to get a job

I am about to study drama at NYU Tisch, and my training will challenge me to sit with vulnerable and unfamiliar parts of myself. What can I do to stay grounded and not lose sight of who I am deep down?