Caledonia, Wisconsin

Halfway through my freshman year, I changed my major from geoscience to studio art. At first I felt like I was behind. I honestly still feel like that. Sometimes I get a little discouraged when I see amazing artwork from other artist and don't get me wrong, this only pushes me to do better but...

As a busy college student that has a mild work load within each class, sometimes I may not get enough time to focus on what I love to do which is drawing and exploring new mediums. I find with some of my classes such as my biology classes, I have to put more focus into in order to maintain a...

I am currently an undergraduate student studying Communication Sciences and Disorders and am very curious as to what types of jobs and experiences would help me when it comes to applying for graduate school in the future.

Are there scholarships available online? At the particular schools?

How did you get over your nerves during interviews? If you didn't get over it, what tips would you give to manage them? #Spring25

I am a nursing student at Marquette University and I'm currently a CNA. I am interested in learning about jobs outside of bedside nursing. Do you have additional schooling/post-bachelor degrees?

I want to have my MFA so that if I choose to settle down in the future, I have the option, but my ultimate goal is performing.

I will be an incoming college freshman next year and want to start preparing myself for post graduation. I am majoring in management and I want to be involved while in college. I am wondering what will give me experience and involvement that will stand out from other candidates.

I am an aspiring pediatric nurse practitioner. Next year I will be in my first year of nursing school. What is the best way to maximize my chances of a quick transition into the nursing field and obtain a high paying position. #Spring25

I am currently a senior in highschool and will be studying biology in the fall.

I'm going to school for fine arts (painting/drawing) and am nervous that my initial love for the arts will be diminished by the academic pressure of doing it for school.

I was wondering if anyone else had experiences this or had similar concerns, and what did you do to cope with that?

As a white male high school senior. Going to University of North Dakota for a major in Commercial Flight, and then a secondary backup major into UAS. Working off of a scholarship from the EAA to get my Private license in a year, and come in as a Freshman starting my second pilot certification.

As my time in high school now comes to an end, I'm now trying to look more into the future and prepare myself for college life. As much as I want to take the proper time to relax this summer and really enjoy myself, I realize mechanical engineering is going to be a difficult major. I was just...

I am confused about what to do after graduation, I think I want to work with the homeless but I don't know in what capacity.

I am a college freshman looking for a summer job that doesn't require any prior experience. I am on the pre-OT track and trying to get more experience before entering the healthcare field or working with children in general.