Florida, USA

Incoming college freshman studying Mechanical Engineering/Computer Science.

Hi there! My name is Yasmine, and I will be a future spartan at Norfolk State University majoring in psychology! I'm highly passionate on advocating for mental health, marching band and cooking!
My main question is how I maintain myself mentally and financially as a future/current HBCU student?

I feel like I have applied to dozens and still have nothing to show for it. Am I missing something, or should I continue applying to the random $1,000 essay scholarships on websites like "fastweb" and "scholarships.com"? Does anyone have advice for actually getting scholarships?

I am currently a 17 year old high school senior whom is about to graduate by the end of May. I am very passionate about Graphic Design and want to continue with it after high school, however I am concerned whether I will stand out enough to employers to find a job after college. I have been...

I’m interested in being a commercial realtor and wanted to know some appropriate creative ways that current realtors use AI to successfully help them in their career.
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I am an 18 year old and a senior year in high school. I have been in culinary for all four year, but I want to become a dietitian and I am wondering if working with food is still involved in this type of career.

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Are there any tips and tricks to stand out with a potential employer? What are some things I can expect when i'm brought in for an interview? How to prepare for job-search while I am still pursuing a degree? #spring25

I am majoring in Environmental Science and hoping to work in Environmental Policy after graduating.

I really didn't take any architecture classes in High School. And I'm a senior in high school transitioning to college.

I'm a junior and college and I've tried a lot of study habits that are not working for me. It does not help that I procrastinate a lot. Anything is appreciated!

I am entering my third year as a BS major in Psychology at Florida State University. I want to learn how to apply to graduate programs, and if there are any specific characteristics I should have for my application. I currently work a part-time job as an office assistant at an ABA therapy...

I've wanted to be an aerospace engineering because I find rockets and airplanes interesting. Is that all there is to it or is there a deeper reason for why I should pick a certain type of engineering.

I am studying nursing at Florida Southern College and I am in their pre-anesthesiology assistant program.

I would imagine as I pursue my career that I would frequently come across a way to make energy more sustainable. I'm especially interested in helping homeowners become more energy-efficient and reduce their environmental impact through accessible technology.