Ferndale, Washington

#Fall25. What schools in Idaho, Florida, and Colorado have the best Mechanical Engineering programs?

I am looking for merit-based scholarships that I can apply for that are specific to descendants of retired military veterans.

Hi, I am a first year student who is pursuing a pre-dental track. I will have to decide on a major in a few months, and was wondering which majors will benefit or distinguish me from a pool of applicants for dentistry? Currently, I am thinking of picking microbiology and immunology as my...

I'm a freshman in college taking all STEM classes and 'm currently pursing a degree in engineering (leaning towards electrical). However, I keep finding myself struggling time and time again. It takes me much longer than others to comprehend given information from lectures, and I keep finding...

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I am currently a senior in high school, and I am planning to pursue a bachelor of fine arts. This has been my dream since I was in middle school, and I am extremely passionate in making art my career. However, I know there is no one path to becoming an artist, and I am unsure about the steps I...

Preferably about/ Networking, experience building, professional development, and, lastly, work-life balance.

So far, I am interested in desktop and laptop PC repair and upgrade, since I am working to earn my CompTIA A+ computer technician certification. Advice for gig work like this or any similar computer and mobile technology work would certainly be of great value to many! I have heard that there...

Hi, I'm going into mechanical engineering next fall at UW and want to try and get an internship. I know how competitive they can be and am just looking for some tips on how to better my chances of securing one.

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I would love to work with animals but the medical school is at least 12 years and I am unsure that the pay would be worth all of the school bills putting me into dept.

I want to know if this job is fulfilling because I want a career that can make me feel good and help me make a change in this world.

I'm a student getting office administration certificates as well as looking to get an associates degree(potentially a bachelors) and intern at legal firms. I'm looking for more insight on what to expect. Thanks for reading!

I graduated high school but didn't go straight into college for what I wanted then, I worked as a caregiver until I decided it wasn't for me. I do love the healthcare and taking care of elderly ones but it wasn't enough for me. I'm looking into CMA or MMA which one will make me happy?

I am a high school graduate, I don't want to further my education (for now). I just want to get a better job that can help me with bills.