Chicopee, Massachusetts

Schools all have extremely diverse qualities, and I'm wondering what the best things to look for in a college are.

I am a high-school senior who is looking to get my start in the business of politics. I am planning to go to college for political science and would like to become a political speech writer. Possibly even becoming a politician myself some day. How should I start paving my path?

I am in school and I work, but I still want to improve more.

What courses do you recommend taking in both college and high school if I’m looking to get a business major. Also about how long does it take to get a major?

I’m a 12th grade student who maintains a high GPA and works at a local hospital wanting to becoming a medical doctor.

I'm currently 17 and I'm a senior in high school, but I'm finding it difficult to pick a career choice mostly because after I invest money into that career what if I decide 2 months in, that's it's not for me. Then what do I do? How do I make sure that I pick a career choice that goes with me,...

What advice do you have for someone seeking a career change?
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I am a Senior graduating High School this year and aspire to be a Physical- Education teacher. I am new to the process and want to know the best way to do it. Thank you! #Fall22

IF my potential major is biology? How could I narrow down my options after graduating?
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Which is a better major? Psychology or Law?

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I feel as though my true passion lies in administration and I aspire to incorporate health policy and science into my future career as well. In order to attain a job in health administration and potentially get into a good graduate school, I am questioning which bachelor's degree I should...

How will I know if secondary or elementary education is right for me? I know I want to teach special education I just don't know what age group I want to teach.

How can you find your goals in life if you're struggling with what career path you wanna go down?

How do i get colleges to notice me in a small, lesser known school

I'm looking for an engineering field that isn't completely a desk job. Aerospace, electrical, mechanical, and industrial engineering stand out to me. I'd appreciate any insights into the type of work each field has and how they compare.