Colorado, USA

I plan on attending OSU in Stillwater and pursuing and Ag real-estate career. I am super excited, but I do think getting started in this field will be pretty difficult.

I know there are so many pathways available in nursing; but what is the best advice to get into a specialty that you already have your sights set on?

I currently work in a planetarium while pursuing my undergrad in Physics and I would love to continue on this path. #Spring25

I'm planning to major in a pre-medical area but also want to stay involved in leadership opportunities like research and community outreach. I know internships and networking are important, but I'm not sure where to start when it comes to forming meaningful connections with professors, mentors,...

Scholarship opportunities #Spring25

How to apply for scholarships for a career in EMS/Paramedicine?

Hey everyone, I’m really at a crossroads in my life and need some guidance from people who may have experience or insights into my situation. I’m deciding between two universities for my college education, and it’s a huge decision for me. Here’s a little about myself and my career aspirations,...

I am a non-traditional student starting this summer on the path to earn my BSN. I would love to go directly into labor and delivery nursing after graduating (with a goal of becoming a travel L&D nurse after I get some experience) but is this a position that a new nurse can be hired into and...

The college I'm planning on intending offers undergraduate research, so I was wondering how to decide what I wanted to research about. I'm majoring in Biology with an emphasis on Marine Biology, and interested in climate and marine life conservation.

I love the study of language and different languages. So, what career paths would allow me to showcase that and allow me to continue doing so? #Spring25

How can I study in a way where I retain the information, and what website/books/sources helped you through nursing school? Is there anything you regret putting time into study wise (that didn't work)?

I’m a high school senior who’s just trying to attend college but college is so expensive and I need some scholarships. Unfortunately I don’t qualify for financial aid because my parents are both educators

I already have a plan on what I want to do with my life, I'm just not sure where or how to start. I plan on becoming a genetic counselor and currently have my CNA, and I have already chosen a college to go to. I'm just trying to figure out where to go from here.

Was it difficult to begin your life in the medical world after medical school? Or was medical school the toughest part of your journey? What should I expect when entering medicine?

As a future Engineering major and plan to make plenty of friends and explore new experiences during my time in college while also preparing for the future. I enjoy sports, games, and Cars.