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Are they advised weeks ahead or so, and then they would have to distribute studies for each subject??

I am majoring in mechanical engineering but also interested in veterinary studies.

im very eager to see your responses im curious as to how to be financially stable and start young

Once I am out of college I want to start my career in politics. So I wanted to know how did you get your start.

I am a senior in high school and am currently enrolled in a 4-year university that I will attend this upcoming academic year. I am all over the place in what career I want to follow in the future. First I had an interest in law for the longest time, then throughout high school I was set on...

I've noticed over the years that hospitals and other healthcare facilities have reduced or eliminated the number of LPNs on staff, even with nursing shortages nationwide (esp. post-COVID).

I possess prior experience in this career field, and would like advice on how to progress further in my field.

What advice you can give me as a high school senior, who will be playing sports in college to help best manage my time in order to be a successful student athlete?

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Hi, I am a high school senior planning on attending college for finance. What is the best way to format notes in that field? #Spring25

Working on getting a manuscript together and would like to be published. Before getting too far along in the process, what should I aim to do to get noticed, how do I stand out in the crowd?

I'm a high school senior looking to become a pediatric nurse and I would appreciate all of the advice I could get!

I'm currently a high school senior interested in finance. How do I find paid finance or business internships near me that aren't fraudulent. For next summer, how long before the summer should I start looking?

Switching careers can be intimidating. I graduated from a film program and am now pursuing a career in teaching elementary school. What is the best advice for someone switching into early childhood education and what is the best method for inspiring young learners? #Spring25

I've been accepted to Temple University which has a renowned nursing program but would leave me w/ $80k in loans, and Montclair University, which would leave me almost debt-free but has a less prestigious program.

After having spent all my life in academia, I find it hard to imagine leaving and entering a career. How does one evaluate which professional career is best for them? #Spring25

This is my question and like advice. #Spring25

I want to thrive in all three aspects in order to be happy. #Spring25

I am currently attending a notoriously great school for my major, but I don't know if it is the right fit for me.

AI has been improving constantly so if I risk getting a degree in computers or programming, etc, those 4 years I spend in college, AI will improve past the need for computer science degree,s

I'm completing my first year of college.

I'm an incoming freshman starting my electrical engineering degree at SUNY Binghamton this fall. I want to familiarize myself with the material before classes begin- everything from core concepts and key skills to career paths and must-know resources. #Spring25

How can I overcome these obstacles, and is it difficult to find the right job for you? #Spring25

I work as a therapist while in graduate school for my PhD, but I find it difficult to balance my work, jobs, and family. I work so that I can decrease the student loans I am taking out, so I can't limit my hours.

I’m a lower junior in college, I don’t have the highest gpa but I was wondering if there’s any additional scholarships other than Gilman and CIEE for study abroad extra funding. #spring25

Is there a similar quantity of work? Are the classes around the same difficulty?

What materials do you bring? What research do you conduct? What are new tips? #Spring25

I'm a senior in high school and planning to major in computer science or cybersecurity in college. I really enjoy math-related classes like Pre-Calculus, Algebra, and Robotics, and I’m good with technology. I also like programming, building robots, and playing video games in my free time. As...

I'm almost complete with my first year as a college student and I'm graduating early due to me coming into the year with credits from classes taken while in high school. I'm still exploring what I want to do but Communications has been looking appealing combined with Psychology.

Im a 12th grader entering college in a completely new state. How do I manage?