Bourne, Massachusetts

I want to find opportunities in the greater Boston area specifically.

I'm a high school senior and will be attending college in the fall, majoring in nursing. Looking for any advice to get through the next 4 years with the best experience and grades possible

What are your strategies for creating/selecting class schedules that would allow time for studying, rest and most importantly, community service. #Spring26

I see all the time people talking about how after college they got jobs that correlate to their major (Or sometimes it's completely different), but it was not the job they were aiming for.

I am a disabled and neurodivergent freshman in college. I've been struggling to complete my assignments on time due to my disabilities. I am wondering what advice the community here may have on navigating academics while managing health issues. My current long-term career interest is to be a...

As an incoming freshman nursing student, I know that the definition of success in the industry is finding a role that provides care but also has substantial pay scales as well, which is why many in the industry head to hospitals or private practice. However, I want to build a successful future...

AI is ever evolving and continues to threaten childrens love for learning as well as the ability to think for themselves. This can destroy student's independence in learning making simple tasks harder and harder to complete on one's own.

- Chem. Engineering Major
- Senior in HS
- Run Track

What are ways that people with chronic pain deal with sitting in class or lectures that haven't gotten them in trouble? I know it's a silly question, but would a professor look at me all weird is I brought a lumbar support pillow with me? do you think I should reach out to professors to let...

I am going to be studying in a mental health masters counseling program in the fall and I am worried about the transition.

I feel that colleges overlook students in the middle class bracket because they are the ones hit the hardest when paying for college.

I am currently a high school student at Braintree High soon to be enrolled at UMass Amherst. I want to be able to hang out, enjoy parties on campus, as well as be able to have time to study and do homework. However, I do have personal goals I want to achieve and it requires time commitment. I...

I commonly use my personal account when signing up for scholarships, but I'm wondering if it's better for me to use my college account instead.

I am going into my second year of community college, then plan on transferring over to a 4 year to finish up.

I'm naturally a very anxious person, i don't know how to stick to one thing and always feel like i'm missing out. I'm hoping these answers could give me some insight on this issue.