Black Diamond, Washington

I got accepted into a public institution that has a law school branch located on campus

I am interested in phychology, business, science, and technology.

There are a lot of tests and I want the best possible chance to be fully prepared not having to pay for retakes.

Going into dental hygiene. Not envisioning an overly luxurious lifestyle, but a comfortable and worry-free one atleast. And, I know being comfortable in this economy is hard anyway.

I am a high school senior, starting college in the fall.

I am planning on double majoring in BioChemistry and Environmental Studies

I will be pursuing a Bachelors of Applied Science in Applied Human Nutrition. I would like to secure roles as an assistant researcher and eventually do my own research.

I have gone to community college and taken the Google cybersecurity certificate. I am in the process of completing the CompTIA Sec+ as well. I am struggling to find any internships that will consider my little knowledge and skills.

I'm currently studying business, but I’m also really interested in transitioning into the tech field. Any tips from people who’ve combined both?

I’ve been applying for different scholarships and I’m trying to find ways to pay for my education

Hello, I'm 16, live in the WA area and is interested in a career in Software Engineering/Cybersecurity, I have a school assignment that asks to find someone to interview for the career I want to peruse, I have no connections on these fields so I was hoping to be able to find someone to...

I am a high school senior and i am most intrested in human resources, Finance, and Psychology. i don't know which one i want to major in College, I need tips on how i can select the one best for me.

I will only have 3-years in undergraduate because of early college classes so there is less time but i know a lot of things have to be done. what should I focus on most?

I'm worried because I plan on going to grad school and i Know that its going to cost a lot.

I'm an incoming Nursing Student and was accepted into a ABSN program. The program I am attending is asynchronous and relies heavily on the student to be self-motivated. I want to stay on top of the book work and even ahead if possible but I've never been in an asynchronous class before.

I'm an incoming Freshman Direct Admit at the University of Washington Foster School of Business. When and where should I start looking for internships? I'm hoping to work in the finance field, hopefully in a company/organization related to public healthcare and policy.