Caldwell, Idaho

For those that moved away from home and were/are super close with family or have a partner back home, how'd you cope moving away for college/work?

I want to go into kinesiology/physical therapy in college. One of the best things to get a good job in physical therapy is by doing internships, but it's difficult to find good internships that will help me have the best experience and teach me the most possible. #Spring2026

At a time in our lives where we are inexperienced and prone to mistakes, I wonder what advice someone who has already gone through the college process would have to give!

Hello! I am currently a senior in high school and my career focus is to become a latent print technician in a crime lab. How should I get started on this? I'm planning on majoring in biology or biochemistry, although I am unsure what major would give me the best chance at getting that job. Any...

I just want to know if I should specialize or not.

I am a CS major and just would like to learn how to better automate some mundane tasks so I can focus more on the important stuff.

I will have an associates degree in general studies from CWI when I graduate high school. I am trying to earn a bachelors in electrical engineering.

Everything is so stressful and it is so hard to nail everything down. How do you focus on the now (grades) and also the future where you need experience and money?

becoming successful, disadvantages, making the most of it

Hi my name is Audrey. I am a student at Colorado Christian University in Lakewood, CO. I am a psychology major with a music minor. My career goal is to combine my love of psychology with my love of music and become a music therapist.

Part of me wants to become a cosmetologist, like a hairstylist or a makeup artist, but the other part wants to become a choir or music teacher. I've done research on both, and am in classes for both currently. (Online Cosmetology and Chorale).

So, I was laid off from my job after my manager was arrested for being a p3d0. The owner of the place said it was because of overstaffing, but I'm not entirely convinced. I currently am struggling with finding a new job, but I'm not sure anyone would want to hire a 16 year old who was laid off...

I am unfamiliar with how the film industry works, and I am curious as to being a screenwriter is a full-time occupation or something similar to a "gig" job. Also, could AI threaten the existence of human-made films?

What is one thing that I should learn in order to get my dream job after college? Why do I need to learn this and how is it going to help me achieve my dream job one day?#Fall25

Both are no longer requirements at many colleges, so I'm unsure how necessary it is, Especially since I know I'll be transferring to a different college next year so I know the SAT might come up, but what are the chances?