Chester, New Jersey

I am going into college and I am unsure of which major to choose? #accounting

I am interested in becoming a nurse practitioner; what are some things I can do to increase my chances of getting accepted into good programs?

#nursing #registered-nurses #nurse-practitioner

I was just wondering if there were any film or video production people out there who want to lend a hand? I just switched my major to Film/Video Production in the middle of this past spring semester since I've always been interested in learning more about this, especially video editing. So,...

i am taking one soon.
#sat

I feel like I still have not found my "dream school", but I still have a list of schools that I am applying to.
#college-advice

I am a current nursing student. It can be difficult sometimes to manage my time well when it comes to my studies, family, friends, etc. I am looking for tips to manage everything well and still maintain my sanity. Thanks! #nursingschool #nurse #nursing #healthcare #nursing-education...

I keep hearing that arts/music programs are being cut so I am a little nervous about being able to find a job after graduation. #musiceducation

I've recently gone back to school and feel like by the time I graduate I'll be to old to start out in a new field.

#goingbacktoschool #academic-advising #college

Trying to decide a #Major. Help !

Im wanting to transfer to NYU, but how much will I gain if I transfer? How much does my undergrad really matter? #decision-making #academic-advising #college-transfer #college-advice

I am a new international student who is curious about things that they face
#accounts

A lot of people I know who graduated college are having a hard time getting a job. Some people say its about your connects, so were does college come in?
#engineering #careers

i have had a lot of trouble picking a major #help #college-major

I am undecided currently in what I want to major in. Some colleges require when you apply that you apply to a specific college within the university. However they don't require a declared major until later on in college. I don't know what I want to major in and therefore choosing a college...

I've been introduced to a lot of mechanical engineers and none of them have done anything real spectacular like owning a business or something of that sort, they've all just worked for good companies. What should I look towards in order to be a boss in a big company or just make a lot of money...