Bartlesville, Oklahoma

I still have trouble studying smart. Sometimes I feel I worked hard and I didn't get the results I expected.

I am currently a college student and I am working hard to build a better future through education. As a first-generation student, I sometimes find it challenging to balance school, work, and personal responsibilities. I would really appreciate advice from professionals who have gone through...

I am going to play a sport in college and moving away from home and all of my friends.

I am a premed freshman and have many questions about my future in the field. I hope to gain some guidance from those who have already walked the road. Are there any regrets or missed opportunities you wish you had known about?

I’m currently applying to attend university for a B.S. in Family and Consumer Sciences.

I am starting later in life but I would like to pursue a career in law enforcement what is the best way for doing so?

I am preparing to enter the career world in a few years and would love any advice on how to network best! #Spring26

I just got accepted into grad school in Dallas, and I am a little frightened to be moving to a new place! Does anyone have any tips on forming friendships and finding your place in a new place?

How hard is it to balance academics, a job and a sport in college? I am planning to pursue track and field in college as well as a biochem major. To pay it off, I do need a job, which may be tough in the face of sports and school. Does anyone have any input on this?

I love the design aspect of architecture but I'm not currently in school. What are some entry-level roles like Architectural Drafting or Interior Design Assistant that I could start with to see if I want to pursue a degree later?

I'm looking for free resources that actually do something or mean something, where I can learn. Codedex blocks you after a couple lessons, so it is not my speed. I want to learn tensorflow, pytorch, SQL, etc... and make projects. Any recs?

Choosing a college major to spend thousands of dollars on and hopefully base the rest of my life on, is a huge decision for a 17 years old. So how do I know that I'm on the right path?

I am currently a year two student of Biosystems Engineering who has undergone training on different modules associated with the engineering field such as welding and fabrication, farm power, engineering survey ,construction, during our recess term at school .Before completion of the course...

I'm starting college this fall as an animal science major planning to become either a large animal or equine vet. I've been told you need to have a passion for it but I want to know more from other vets. Are the wages and work-life balance really that bad? How was veterinary school, finding...

How to manage work and family time?