Castle Rock, Colorado

I want to attend a reputable college that offers strong programs in graphic design, business, and acting. I've heard that NYU (Tisch) is a good option, as well as the New School of Design. But, as I said, I'm not too sure.

I joined the film club because I want to get more into acting. I'm a sophomore in high school, and I have a crippling fear of being judged. I joined because I want to get out of my comfort zone and do something that I've always loved. I know I can give my all into it, but I'm nervous because I...

I'm nervous about the HUGE changes in weather and how that will impact my every day life. How do college students cope with such major changes? I also will know nobody going into college, how do I make myself personable and find friends fast? Also roommates! How do I find a roommate and how bad...

what if i don't get accepted into any of the collages i chose or applied to should i just wait and try again or should i lower my expectations and apply to more colleges

I want to make sure I am doing all the right things on my journey to college as I start this new chapter in my life.

I am getting ready for my second year of college, and I have found myself becoming more concerned with how rapidly AI is advancing. My ultimate fear is that I will have a degree that has no practical use in the real world. Should I look into changing my major from accounting to something else?...

I want to become a therapist and will have to work full time to support myself. I'd like to streamline the process between earning my BS and working on my Master's.

I currently use fastweb but there's a lot of options and I don't know which one is the best.

I love the idea of working in an investigative field, so considering my interests in the law, the US Government systems, and the sciences, what should I choose to be my minor?

I have wanted to be a coroner for years now. However, I'm not exactly sure what to do in college. I'm going to major in biochemistry and I know I have to do residencies, but I'm lost beyond that. #Fall25

How to narrow down career paths that will be interesting and fun for me long-term?

I am a Coloradoan who loves to ski, rock climb, and am simply wondering how others have related their desires and passions to their careers or projects later in life.

I have struggled to hold myself accountable in the past and have realized that I need a support system to expedite or ease the struggles of life but I've been having trouble finding these connections and breaking out of ones that have rendered my success in the past.

I am a senior in high school, and one of the things I am worried about in college is how I will balance school/study with work and personal life. What is some advice to be able to maintain a balanced lifestyle?

How does a major in business and marketing translate to a career field such as criminal justice? #fall25

In addition to my professional goal of becoming a nurse, I hope to give back through volunteer work as my finances allow. I plan to volunteer either on the Navajo Nation, where some of my extended family lives, or with Mercy Ships. hashtag #Fall25

Hello! I am a senior in high school and have been accepted into my dream college, UCCS! I would love to become a lawyer and I plan on studying English because I love writing and composition. While I still have a lot of time to decide what type of law I want to study, I would really appreciate...

I have known that i have wanted to be an engineer since second grade, but i have been undecided between aerospace, mechanical, and chemical.

I am in a college where communication studies isn’t exactly the most popular major. I also tend to hear that it is a silly major and that it doesn’t offer a lot of good career opportunities in the future. Despite these comments, I still see many successful communication majors in jobs related...

I'm a high school senior planning on getting a BFA in either Studio Art or Sculpture and was wondering what sort of jobs people with BFAs usually get and how-also how much do you make. Is going to college worth it just to make connections and learn to get a job within the field, or is it...

I've always had the ambition to learn more about myself. College is a way to do so. How do i apply my interest in business to the real world?

I am currently in a Vet Assistant program planning to transition into a Vet Technician program, these together cost around $38,000. I work part-time, too. It's hard affording school on top of groceries, bills, payments, debts, etc. What other resources can I use to help myself out financially...

How to be prepared for dorms, classes, and a social life while balancing being on your own

How to find good scholarships
How to write a good scholarship essay

I am a senior in high school. I'm hoping to go to grad school and maybe get a PhD after getting my BS. How can I prepare myself for my undergraduate degree now and for an eventual grad degree?

I am someone who has recently decided to go back to school and pursue a different degree because my current job leaves me filling drained and unfulfilled. How did you find your purpose and what advice can you give to someone who is trying to find theirs?

In regards to funds, academic performance, and securing a prosperity of resources.

I am hoping to be a professor of architecture. As it is a field where experience is the most important factor, how important is what undergraduate school I go to?

I want to become a Creative Director I do lots of graphic design and enjoy business (because im in DECA) any classes or things I could do is helpful. I am a sophomore in high school as well.

I'm in DECA and I chose communications marketing because in the future I want to be a Creative Director any tips on DECA? Or in general some classes I can take for the creative director career path.