Duxbury, Massachusetts

I will be finishing my undergrad this spring and starting an intensive graduate program this fall. I am trying to decide if it is best to take a break from school and work and pick up older hobbies. Or would it be best that I continue my research job to save money and gain work experience? I...

I think I've found my dream job– maybe. For the past while I've been fixated on the role of a clinical research associate. This position appeals to me for a variety of reasons, such as the strong requirement for travel (which I love). The main issue is that I feel underprepared and don't know...

I am currently a high school student at Braintree High soon to be enrolled at UMass Amherst. I want to be able to hang out, enjoy parties on campus, as well as be able to have time to study and do homework. However, I do have personal goals I want to achieve and it requires time commitment. I...

I commonly use my personal account when signing up for scholarships, but I'm wondering if it's better for me to use my college account instead.

what role is most suitable for a data driven professional in the ophthalmology industry

I am going into my second year of community college, then plan on transferring over to a 4 year to finish up.

I'm naturally a very anxious person, i don't know how to stick to one thing and always feel like i'm missing out. I'm hoping these answers could give me some insight on this issue.

What methods are the most successful in finding the right fit college?

I am a high school senior and am looking to find the perfect college to pursue a business degree! #Fall25

I want to go into premed with the goal of pediatrics in either oncology or cardiology (though I am still exploring my options). I want to interact with patients face to face, but am still open to any type of experience I can get. I also live in Massachusetts, though I'm not sure if that makes...

Im a highschool senior that's already applied and have been accepted into some colleges within my state of Massachusetts. Ive done duel enrollment for a year and have taken enough classes to be considered as a college sophomore. My intended major is International Relations or Political Science...

Is this a smart degree choice? What am I able to do with this degree?

I am currently looking to start my associates degree in nursing at a community college, and I need this advice to be able to plan my future career or even decide which path I have to take.

I am currently a Junior and am beginning to research which avenue I'd like to pursue when I complete my degree.

What kind of things do you do? What do different companies focus on? How do I learn more about what companies will hire me after I graduate?