Carrollton, Kentucky

I have been accepted into my college. I have applied to housing and the scholarships they have. Is there anything else that I should do?

I feel like everyone around me has their college major picked out, but I have no clue what I want to do. I'm also worried that I won't be able to survive properly after I move away from home.

I'm mostly concerned that I am not pacing myself correctly for the future and that I will not be prepared enough for it. I'm mostly scared that I am not financially prepared enough for life after college.

I'm a senior in high school, looking to go into teaching English and I tend to skip over anything that needs to be annotated/highlighted. Tips?

I'm 17 years old, and in my last year of high school. I plan to major in accounting, but I don't know what a typical workday looks like for an accountant. I'm a pretty introverted person, so I'm wondering if I need to expand my communication and teamwork skills if I am to succeed in this profession.

I am a high school senior who has interest in becoming a chef when I finish college, but I'm not entirely sure what that future might look like.

Is there anything financially that isn't talked about a lot?

I want to know I am choosing the right place that fits me and can succeed to my fullest potential.

I am graduating next year with my undergrad in Speech Pathology and Audiology I was wondering if there were any tips for the best chance to get in. Thanks so much!

I’m going to be a senior at the end of the summer and i need to have everything planned out before i go to college. I have been interested in civil law since about 8th grade. what minor would help prepare me for law school and the field i want to get into in general?

I'm almost 15, what first job should I get?

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