Fishers, Indiana

Hello all! I am a recent college admit, and I have a question regarding college life! How do you find the balance between school and education, and living a life and having fun at college? #Spring26

My parents don't have enough money for me to go to college. I'm planning to work while in college and I know it will be tough to do since I have to study, get enough sleep, go to classes, and WORK. I'm applying to scholarships as of right now.

Hi! I’m a 17-year-old senior from Indiana developing a national youth-led human rights nonprofit focused on empowering underserved and displaced youth through education, storytelling, and advocacy training—giving them the tools to speak for themselves. Im trying to fill a growing gap in...

What is the best, easiest, and quickest way to start a nonprofit, preferably a global one, as a high school student? What should my first steps be?

Hello! I’m a high school student preparing to apply to college very soon. I’ve spent the past four years fully immersed in business and marketing—I’ve worked as a marketing intern, served as a state officer for Business Professionals of America, and received multiple awards in the field. I...

I'm a senior in high school who has a new interest in political science and law and has a background in business and marketing. What should be my first steps to get more career experience this summer?

I am still a senior in high school, however I got into Purdue's College of Agriculture. I am majoring in Animal Science on a pre-vet track and I plan to minor in Fermentation Sciences. I have always been a huge community member who loves to be out there and support many others. I would love to...

I am a sophomore at a small liberal arts college, and my main concern about careers in computer science is that I may not be skillful enough to contribute effectively to a company. I would appreciate some advice pointing me towards actions, books, and websites I can use in my free time to...

How has AI changed the way you perceive your work and operate as a company and office?

What steps can I take in college and early in my career to become a leader in the engineering field?

I'm currently a student and working part-time. I have grown accustomed to my working routine after so many years and feel like I'll get burnt out if I quit and look for another employment related to my major.

When referring to classes, I mean would it be best to start studying after taking biochemistry, Chemistry 1, etc? Are any of these classes absolutely necessary to being overall preparation?

I am currently pursuing a degree in accounting, in a lot of movies and shows you see accountants as the person in the cubicle that hate it and are bored with their lives. How can I make sure that does not happen to me?

High School Senior interested in majoring in Civil Engineering.

What are all the benefits could I earn from doing this? I know its important to get into college, and perhaps some jobs, but is there even more now that I'm in college? I would love to learn more! #Spring25