Davenport, Florida

I'm dropping out of Mechanical Engineering to pursue a career in Healthcare. From what I've learned in this current landscape and job market, healthcare seems to be the last bastion of hope for job security and stability. I've landed on something administrative or business related, and not...

“If you were starting over today, what would you focus on learning first?”

“What helped you stand out when you were trying to land your first role?”

How can a guy who is a pre-medical/biology major find a career path related to sports or along the lines of physical activity?

My career’s interest would include but not limited to counseling teens with any range of social experiences.

What experience during your undergraduate education was most valuable in preparing for your career in medicine? I am a senior in high school preparing to start college next year, and I’m want to make the most of my time in undergrad. My goal is to pursue medicine, specifically surgery. What...

I'm the daughter of a 100% disabled military veteran.

Since my first semester of college, I've noticed that I am struggling with making good grades in my science based courses. Considering I am a science major, the toll that this has taken on me is grave. I have looked up and tried many study habits and methods and feel like nothing is working for...

I am currently a high school senior waiting to hear back from colleges, and I know a lot of people say things about their major is what helped them pick, but what about the campus from other colleges made you pick the one you decided on? I think the main thing I am worried about, coming from...

That's the type of person I am and I'm just looking in case there is something like that out there

I'm trying to rack up scholarship money in case I don't get offered one un my sport and I am also trying to find a job or career that I will be satisfied doing for the rest of my life

What's everyone's preferred method of studying #Fall25?

I love sports and want a to pursue a career in a sports related field.

Hi everyone, I’m a first-year college student, and I’ve been struggling a lot more than I expected. In high school, I was the perfect-grades student. I was valedictorian, and school always felt like something I could control. But now in college, I’m probably going to end the semester with two...

I am a senior in high school, and I know my ultimate goal is to become a CFO. However, being the CFO of a hospital or similar business appeals to me a lot more than something like an insurance company for example. How is working even as an analyst or finance job in a medical business unique? Thanks!

Would the right time be soon after high school, after a short break, or a little time after to soak in life's experiences?