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I’m a senior planning to major in Social Work, with a strong interest in the medical field; specifically pediatric oncology. I’m curious about mindset shifts that happen in college, especially when it comes to things like grades, time management, emotional boundaries, or expectations in helping...

I know that I'd like to go down the cyber-security path, but I want to look at stuff ahead of time. Especially this upcoming summer, since I have free time.

I am interested in psycholgoy, and criminal justice. I am a senior, and like to read, write, lift weights, and play basketball.

I am an undergraduate student studying psychology. I have been applying for on campus jobs recently, but these questions always throw me off, and I am nervous to answer these questions at higher stakes interviews.

I am a high senior and I intend to major in Biomedical Sciences on a Pre- Med track. I'm exploring whether to stay on a pre-med track or focus on research and innovation. For those who chose a non-MD scientific path, what was the hardest "mindset shift" you had to make? Do you feel that your...

Recently I was thinking about doing a dual degree. I'll start my A.S. program in this falls and first of all, I want to see how my class schedule works and then start to enroll in University like majoring in Biology/ health science. But the thing is that I don't know if it is possible. Have...

Im a high schools senior.

Any tips for speeding the process up?

I am currently enrolled in the CC program and My goal is to become a PA. I planned to earn a bachelor degree after I graduate from the CC program so what major should I choose for Pre PA. People said Public health and Biology degree are best option .What are other options other than these two ?

I'm a senior in high school and plan to attend a four year university in the fall. What are some unique ways to explore my personal interests outside of clubs? Having a well rounded understanding of my passions, that I can also incorporate into my career, is very important to me. Thanks! #Spring26

I want to pursue a career as a Forensic Pathologist. (someone who preforms autopsies) Would it be okay for me to major in biology, or some sort of pre-medical program and minor in Criminal Justice? If so, should I?

I am attending PSU main campus, so money is definitely one of my biggest worries at the moment.

How can a high school senior who is going to major in marketing and sales, while working over 25 hours a week, use that situation to actually build a competitive advantage rather than fall behind? Most advice I see focuses on internships and traditional experience, but I’m curious what...

I am going into my first year of college this fall, and want to make sure I'm not overwhelmed by getting acclimated while trying to get all of my work done. Any time management hacks or advice would be helpful!

I am an adult learner pursuing my degree in Social Work.

I’m planning to start college this fall, but I’m still unsure about what I want to study. I haven’t found a strong passion yet, so I’m trying to explore my options and make a decision I feel confident about. I would really value any guidance on how to approach choosing a career path?

I am often scared to network, ask questions, making mistakes and over all putting myself out there due to the fear of failure or being rejected.

I am often scared to network, ask questions, making mistakes and over all putting myself out there due to the fear of failure or being rejected.

I am a college freshman trying to afford a four-year program. I am majoring in Meteorology and have interest in forestry, camping, and anything outdoors.

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What is something about appraising that most trainees completely underestimate? If you had to start over today with no connections, how would you build your client base?

I just want to get some advice for my upcoming year in college.

Anyone can answer my question but I'm interested to see what the mechanics think of this question. It'd be cool to hear the answers and it may help someone in the future too.

I’m finishing a business degree after many years of professional experience and looking to move from frontline support into more strategic, process-driven roles. I’m interested in how others have successfully reframed their experience for this type of transition.

As someone who is currently pursuing a career in Speech Language Pathology as well as studying Spanish, I am curious for what my prospective career options look like and where I would most enjoy working.

Please share your experience, thoughts, or what has worked for you!

What specific skills or knowledge areas should finance students prioritize to be competitive in the evolving landscape of sustainable finance and impact investing, considering the increasing importance of ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance)? #Fall25

Hi! I'm a senior in high school planning on pursuiting a degree in radiology technology. I want to pick a career that will give me flexibilty, such as the option to develop in leadership, having time to serve in my church, and possibly stepping back to focus on family.

Sports are a huge part of my life and I am not me without them. I also have an interest in psychology so I plan to have a minor in that.

I am a senior in high school looking for more insight on this field of study. I enjoy trying to solve cases and exploring the interesting aspects of criminal studies.

I want to major in creative writing and/or the classics, and hope to move forward with this to grad school, but want to make sure I can afford it all.

Currently in high school and am interested in going into this field.

Throughout all of my schooling I've only ever used memory drills to study for things because nothing else felt like it worked or I just wouldn't be able to focus. I would really like to know some more possibilities from personal experience rather than just looking up "good study habits"

Going to college is a big change and can be hard for most. Not only is it hard to find ways to fund college it’s is also the first time many are on their own and have that much responsibility.

I am a senior in High School and will be attending Slippery Rock University for their Exercise Science, Pre-Physician Assistant (3+2) track in the Fall of 2026

I’ve heard about working in private hospitals in London but I’m not sure how much money people make cause the stuff I’ve found online is generally very confusing on numbers.

There are so many options in the medical field so how can I gain experience and/or get more detailed information before applying to college? Is there specific coursework beyond just science and math classes that would be beneficial to me?

What are some of the benefits and drawbacks of working as an artist?
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I plan on studying business management where I obtain experience to eventually become a business owner.

I chose a private university mainly for the accelerated program but now I’m 4 years into a 6 year program and have debt that seems impossible to pay off.

I am a senior in undergraduate university pursuing a bachelor's degree in nursing. I have a passion for history and philosophy, and I am hoping to get a master's in philosophy while using my nursing degree to financially support myself.

If you were to hire someone right out of undergraduate, what are some of the skills or qualities you would look for in that candidate?

Where our some places where I can meet other people in Political science in order to network and get my name out there for a potential job after college? #spring25

I'm planning on attending the University of Michigan this fall out-of-state, and I'm worried I won't be able to manage my finances properly. Let me know how you -- if you were in a similar situation -- managed them!

I plan on majoring in natural resources and conservation management. I can see myself working in the national parks, but my dream job is in land management. Thanks!

How can I find scholarships to assist with the cost of college in the fall?

I am planning to attend university to study business/accounting but I am concerned about the future career aspects in light of AI.

I would like to double major, but I am not sure what occupations would include both of my areas of interest.

What is the best way to get experience in Computer Science? We learn how to use C++ on visual studio but in the workforce, I feel like there's so much more than this and a different way to apply the skills I've learned here. What do I do to be prepared for that future?