Commerce, Georgia

I am a senior in high school, and I am going into my Freshman year of college in the fall to major in Biology. I want to take five classes per semester, but I am worried that my grades might suffer. Do you have any tips for how to manage a heavy workload?

Personally, every day I wonder if this was the right major, even a year in. So how did you know that your major was for you, did certain moments lead up to you saying yeah this is for me, or did you just wake up one day and decide is that is what you want to do?

My work as an RBT inspired me to pursue clinical mental health counseling. I love providing direct therapy and being creative to help my clients. I also adore the population that I work with. My career goal is to work as an LPC to provide therapy to children and adolescence. #Spring26

I'm a rising college freshman with a passion for serving/giving back to others, which is why I've decided to study Biomedical Engineering on the pre-med track. I've always liked technology too, so I'm not sure if I chose the right major or if I can be at the intersection of healthcare and tech....

I'm a high school senior, and I'm planning to major in biomedical engineering in college this fall and I've heard that there's lots of different ways you could go with the major. I also wanted to ask what are some of the core/main/important courses you would take with biomed as your major. I...

I’ve always heard that when you are trying to land your dream job, you need to make sure you are constantly in contact with your professors or other people so that they’d actually refer you; but like, how do you do that? What conversations should you talk about, how would you approach them, how...

I'm majoring in accounting this upcoming fall and would just like an answer to this question. I plan to become a CPA in the future.

Im trying to raise money to go see my boyfriend in brazil but i dont have enough money for a passport or a plane ticket

My school requires us to take 17 credits and I want to equally do good in all my classes.

I am a senior applying to college as a pre-med student, hoping to become a doctor. I wanted to know skills in social science or humanities that are valued in the healthcare field.

I am a freshman in college, and I do not come from a rich family. In fact, most people I know are having to take out insane loans to cover the cost, despite their status with money.

I'm undecided right now and I just am really confused on what to do. I've always been good at school and I really want to work with kids, but I also want a job that gives me financial security. My question is, how did you decide on your career or know that it was "the one"?

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How do I know if I will like my major? What if my dream profession is too niche?

When working in international relations or diplomacy, what does the day to day life look like? What can I expect?

VT has a 5 year profession program and GT has a 4 year program. Which is preferred in the professional field? Should I get the masters or not?