Chester, New York

Time management was something I thought I had down. Since arriving at college, I have learned that managing my time is a lot harder than I initially thought.

Hello. I attend Vassar College and sometimes it feels a bit lonley because I don't know anyone.

I am currently undecided on a major but I am interested in communications and writing related careers

I'm currently about to be a college freshman, its my last year of high school so I'm not sure how to develop habits for college. I've had a few AP classes but I'm not the best there so I'm a little worried about the transition to college. What can I do to develop better habits? I've struggled...

I can't even take a quiz at school without getting stressed out. I couldn't imagine 3-4 years worth of information in one test! Is there a certain study hack you use?

I currently work in the health care field at a level one trauma center, we juggle multiple patients at once and it can get a little intimidating at times.

I am a first year biology major student and I wanted to be a veterinarian for almost my whole life with dreams and plans built around that. However, I have been thinking about possibly switching to something like pharmacy because I found it is something I am really interested in as well. What...

pre business major

I am a high school senior that plans to major in biology in college.

I'm majoring in Finance and i would like to know what inspired you for your career path

I’m currently a college student exploring a career in private investment. I’m still early in the process and trying to better understand how to use my time effectively, especially when it comes to choosing internships, building relevant skills, and positioning myself for competitive roles after...

I'm a senior student majoring in finance, I'm getting ready to for the Carrer path, started looking for job opportunities and i would like some advice.

How will I make my first income, and how long am I working for?

I'm going into my freshman year of college in Fall of 2026 and was worried that with so many new experiences and distractions that it may be more difficult to study/ lock in when I need to. I'd appreciate any methods/ ideas on how to make sure my social and academic life both get equal attention.

I've recently gotten into an in my opinion ok business school but it's not like an Ivy league. I was just wondering since I'm an incoming freshman should I try to transfer to a better college? What matters more, the place you get a degree from or where you rank in your graduating class grade wise?