Bally, Pennsylvania

and what law schools would be a good choice to pick

For a school project… I’m doing a school project and I need to know the pros about being an electrician??????????????a///??????????????????????????????

I’m thinking about being one and it looks really fun, but I don’t know what bad things are about it

i’m thinking about it, but I don’t wanna be in school too long

Or some of the negatives

I’m thinking about being a marine biologist, but I don’t know how much they get paid for doing. It I know there are some big cons so I just want to know how much you guys get paid so I can do my decision.

I would like to be a biologist and I want to know if it’s a good thing

What are cons of being a marine biologist?

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

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

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

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.

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?

#Spring25

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?

I've applied and gotten into over 10 colleges but they all cost some money so I've gone to Niche.com, filed my FAFSA. There is a 5k dollar PA state grant that requires you to stay in PA for 5 years after you graduate, Fastweb.com, and do research for scholarships on the school your going to so...

I am a 12th grader and uncommitted to a college at the moment. I am very passionate about Anthropology and am finding it difficult to find mentors in the field who can give me some words of advice towards the best opportunities and activities to pursue during the summer before undergrad and...

I’m very interested in studying psychology in college, but I’m not sure what career path I want to pursue. Is it worth the financial burden to pursue a masters or doctorate in psychology? Were the pay out, career push, and overall benefits worth the financial and mental burdens of...

I'm currently completing my first internship. I would love to learn how experienced professionals navigate their careers.

I am an entrepreneur with a life insurance and mobile deatiling business. #Spring25

I am pursuing organizational management in college and want to pursue a career in the management of non-profit organizations or small businesses. What are some of the main challenges I should prepare for when pursuing this career so I know what to expect when entering the professional world?...

I feel like the first year is going to be very overwhelming and I'll go all in on one or the other, so how do you handle that balance?

I'm an incoming college freshman, majoring in pre-occupational therapy, trying to figure out what my future will look like. #Spring25

Working on getting a manuscript together and would like to be published. Before getting too far along in the process, what should I aim to do to get noticed, how do I stand out in the crowd?

College student who is attending West Chester University and is interested in completing a major in Graphic and Interactive design which would work with logos, brands, websites, ad, etc.

I want to dedicate my career to solving these overwhelming problems, but learning more about climate change makes me feel hopeless. #Spring25

I love psychology and I love learning all about it, but I feel overwhelmed with the career paths I could take. Sometimes I think about being a clinical psychologist but then I feel as though that wouldn't work for me. There are so many paths I'm interested in, but then there's also needing more...

Is there a similar quantity of work? Are the classes around the same difficulty?