Fresno, California

I’ve been doing a few things and created a few clubs like a Red Cross branch, and have been volunteering in other ways for other mental health organizations. But I was looking for any psychology things I could do, I was currently looking at crisis volunteer lines I could do. But if there is any...

Does anybody know how I can become a Catholic Chaplin and what colleges can I attend? I am a Catholic female, and I feel I have a calling to become one, but I am still figuring out whom I can talk to and hear others experiences on how they became a Chaplain or Catholic Chaplain. I also want to...

Hello, I am currently a senior in high school looking to further my education at college to attain a bachelors degree in marine biology. I love hiking, doing crafts, and being active, so I know this is going to be hard to balance with college since college is going to be difficult, and take a...

I'm passionate about using the performing arts, especially theater, as a tool for education and social impact. I’m interested in careers like teaching drama, educational program design, or working in youth development through the arts. I’d love advice on experiences I should seek out (like...

I'm about to transfer from community college to Davis, but I've been wanting to start thinking ahead just a little.

I am a college transfer student pursuing Mechanical Engineering. My mom remarried a few months ago, and consequently, my SAI went from $8,000 to $45,000. Thus, I received no financial aid, and I must take out student loans to completely pay for my schooling, as my mom cannot support me. I am...

I am currently majoring in accounting and aiming to become a CPA. I’m looking for advice on internships, networking opportunities, certifications beyond the CPA exam, and anything else that can help me make a strong impression during the job search process.

How can I make scholarships a viable method to help afford tuition? I can apply to jobs, take in loans, or even bargain schools for aid, what's best?

I am currently enrolled in a community college and am going to transfer and know the work load will be heavier and need more tips to absorb the knowledge

I am a 20 year old student who is studying human resources but still have no clue what specific field I want to persue

Which is better a job with more benefits or a job with higher pay?

I am a first time freshman in college as a nursing major and am having trouble with guidance on material and what to expect for nursing school being overwhelmed.

What made you guys enter into the accounting world, for example working for a big company or the government and when entering was the work easier or harder than you thought, like were doing the numbers boring but easy or were they stressful and was the pathway there worth it for my fellow...

I think I got a 700-750 on English but for my I think for math I got a 520-540 because my math 1 section was medium hard and then 2nd module I got the easiest algebra questions that make me think I got a 21/22 on the second module. Considering I am applying to places such as Stanford, duke,...

I got accepted to the neuroscience research section and felt like it was a red flag because they are now asking for a $40 fee after never addressing it in their promotion. Is there any better place to actually do scientific research that would be valuable to ivy leagues.