California, USA

I’m an incoming college freshman who struggles in science specifically. Math is an okay subject I can learn but science I’ve always had trouble with in high school.

I heard that LSATS and grades are what law schools care about and want to know how true that is.

I'm in 11th grade going into 12th I'm not allowed to get a job or be able to drive until I'm done with high school and my gpa is not the best.

I'm interested in getting some sort of engineering degree. I do not mind the difficulties of obtaining a certain one, I am just curious.

I am a senior in highschool about to graduate and I was wondering what are some tips or just things I should know before I start online college for 2 years for my GED requirements?

My college offers this program where I can get a masters in 5 years while I am getting my bachelors and I want to know if this is right for me.

I want to be on the look out for opportunties in college

I am from a low economic status, I was wondering if dentistry was worth it, considering the tuition costs and years of schooling before even getting the job.

Since AI has been continuing to progress at a rapid pace, many jobs have been replaced. Will healthcare or dentistry fall into risk of this?

Why doesn't my family support me wanting to be chef. This is what I want to be and they don't want to try my food and they belittle me about the whole idea.

I dont know why, but its hard for me to be happy after I start working, everyday its just working, earning money, admiring everyone's wonderful life and glamor on social media, whats the meaning of life?

I am a 17-year-old junior in high school. And I know I want a career in athletic training, but I’m not sure what to search for when looking at colleges.

I am a senior in high school and I currently don't know what to major in I'm still undecided but I'm particularly interested in business and computer science or technology. I want to know if one is more difficult than the other to work towards?

I'm a senior in high school and I will be attending a community college than I will be transferring to a 4 year, will this process be difficult because I don't know if I should've just accepted a UC college .

How has taking psychology benefited you in your day to day life, and is it worth it (career wise, as a major, lifestyle) after nearly a decades worth of education? I'm asking this as a junior in high school, I've already taken an honors psychology class, and I'll be taking a proper behavioral...