Buckley, Washington

I'm looking to get a job in a marine science field, and I know there's a lot of room to grow and advance in that career field, but I want to make sure I actually make steps forward.

I'm a university second year computer science student in Seattle. I'm super interested in embedded systems and firmware and would love to work on systems used by space agencies on their missions. What kind of extracurriculars and projects should I work on to help me build the skills to move...

I am 40 and work full-time. I am going to college part-time. But I also of course have house chores, medical and dental appointments, and family responsibilities like spending time with my aging mother. How do you balance it all?

I am about to be a second year student at UC Berkeley and I am overwhelmed by choice. I have always existed in more of an arts realm of school, emphasis on writing, journalism, and acting. I am also interested in psychology and media studies, and I don't know how to start dissecting what the...

Are internships, volunteering, or classes a good representation of what an actual job in the medical field would be like? Or is there a better source?

I'm having difficulty choosing between my dream college and attending a college close to home. The University of San Francisco is my dream school, and I want to go into accounting with a minor in marketing. Is it worth the debt? I haven't paid the deposit yet because I have a cheaper...

For all that I'm paying for college, and the years I will be here, I want to try and take every opportunity to get involved on campus, but I feel like I'm being spread thin. How can I balance the two?
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How can a college student maintain excellence in their studies while also still having time for rest and fun?
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Are there specific classes I need to take? I'm I going to be behind if I don't get into the right classes? How to find the right classes and steps for my career?

I am a 12th grade senior who was admitted to Cal Poly SLO and Santa Clara University who is about to major in Computer Science and is also interested in Economy and Political Science. Between SLO and Santa Clara, which school is stronger Computer Science, the subject I want to major in? Which...

Don't qualify for "need based" scholarships from FAFSA and from the universities themselves however tuition is too expensive to be able to afford it without scholarships.

I moved to the US. a few years ago and have been figuring out school, work, and life here mostly on my own. I’m currently studying business and working in a non-profit organization while also helping support my family. Even though I’ve worked hard to get here, I still feel behind compared to...

Questions for other students that have it figured out or are also struggling

Hello! I'm currently a junior in high school looking for strong activities to fill my summer but it's proven difficult. I've researched dozens of possible summer research programs, however most come with a hefty price tag that I have no interest in paying. The high school internships I looked...

Hey, I am a 14 right now about to be 15 and believe that I am ready for a job. But there’s like nowhere that’s hiring someone as young as me in my area so I was wondering if anyone knew of some jobs??

Hello, my name is Daniel and I'm heavily interested in AI, that I want to make it part of my career! I know that I have to really focus on math and learn Python well. I would just like some other opinions/help for what I can do to get into MLE as my career. Also, I'm planning to get into CS...

Obviously I could be the best player in the world but if nobody knew about me then I wouldn’t be able to get signed for a club so how do I get noticed by college and club scouts I learned a little bit about agents and I was wondering if I would need one of those or are they only necessary later on

And what advice would you give to an incoming Physics student, if that's the degree you went for?

I have a hard time focusing without unconsciously spacing out in any subject I'm not passionate about. My study habits aren't the greatest, and a lot of the time I feel unprepared for tests. I want to start college with good study habits and not be stuck on my bad ones, thank you so much!...

I'm a sophomore studying electrical engineering and I'm just curious what the dynamic looks like between being confident in your work and wanting to outgrow your position or climb the so called "ladder."

I want to get a psychology degree, but I don't know what specifically I want to with the degree or of any internships/jobs I can enter to get started.

I'm a Senior in High School in Seattle, Washington and I have a bunch of free time coming up because college apps. are almost done. I'm wondering what to do with that time and what important things I should be doing to prepare for college.

What's one emerging trend or technology in veterinary medicine that you wish had been part of your training and how should pre-veterinary students like me prepare for it now while still an undergraduate?

Majoring in biology pros and cons, health care, college, major, career path, passion.

What do I have to do to progress in soccer from where I am right now, I am building up to 3-4 hours 5 days a week I am also eating healthy and hydrating, I also recently became a freshman in high school and I joined the cross country team and I made varsity I have also found a love for coaching...

I want to stop procrastinating so much. I know I am intelligent. I am a college senior, and I need to figure out what population of people I want to work with, in what capacity. I'm so lost!

Why is writing a term paper so difficult, and how do I break it down to its simplest form so I do not get overwhelmed? I use APA7 format, and I struggle with it so much. Finding headings and how to word things to sound interesting, yet technical, is trying.

I want to be able to know how to save money properly and what is valuable information I should know when renting my first apartment or so, I don't want to go into any kind of debt!

I want to gain experience before getting my masters degree, and I need a steady job that can help me pay for law school. I am willing to do anything since I am aware everything is earned, not given.

I'm a freshmen in high school and have been doing a lot of volunteer work specifically with senior citizens and helping elementary students with reading/writing. I'm honestly passionate about this and think it would be good on a resume/application but everything I see/hear says that colleges...