Franklin, Virginia

What college path did you choose first (ex. biology, biomedical or chemistry) when wanting to become a pharmacist?

Why did you choose this path?

How challenging was this path?

I'm curious to know if there are any recommended actions or habits I should start doing to be better prepared for a career in animation, as I take classes. I think it's important to seek out growth opportunities, whether through networking, mentorship, or animation summer internships.

I'm currently a senior in high school that has been involved in band classes since middle school. I have auditioned for my college's band and have gotten in on a scholarship, but I am worried on how to balance my academics in a high demanding program. Does anyone have any tips?

Comparing the normal collage and a IV school such as Harvard, would it really matter which one I went to career wise for law?

Staying consistently dedicated to school is alot harder than it seems.

I want to know what a day looks like for someone who actually has a job as a sports manager.

Some of the people around me assume that I'm in college to be a veterinarian, but then when I tell them zookeeper, they give an odd look and then follow up with, 'Oh, nice...' So is it odd that I want to work as a zookeeper?

I want to be a clinical psychologist in the future but there is a problem. I am an introvert and also have low altruism/compassion towards other people. Is there a way to work on this part of myself or can you still be a psychologists who gives out therapy without caring much for others (at...

I am a high school senior planning to study psychology and and facinated by ASD. I would like to understand the difference between these two specifiers.

I am a junior in college and I wish to enter into digital marketing or marketing in general. I am eager to get experience with internships or entry level jobs. I keep getting turned down unfortunately. Are there any tips or something else I should be doing to get my foot through the door into...

I am committing to an accounting major, which I start my first year of college this fall. As I go through college, are there specific jobs that would benefit me from my major?

I just kind of wonder if people who went into the law/law enforcement field are happy with their choice or if they thought it was worth all that time they spent in school.

How early did you start studying for an assignment? Did you go to a specific place to study? Did you study in time increments or did you just study for hours until you knew the material?

I am currently a highschool student who is committed to Marymount University for softball as well as the nursing program, but I am worried about being able to balance athletics with my demanding nursing program and schedule as well as hangout with my friends and enjoy the college experience.

I am an incoming freshman to James Madison University and would like to know early on what to expect after graduate school. Any help is appreciated!