Galesburg, Kansas

Hello, I recently decided I'm ready to jump back into the job market after a year long career gap. I've been working in the restaurant industry to keep myself financially stable and have taken the time to reflect and grow after my first "real" job right after graduating from college. I had a...

I am going to Canada soon. Maybe in 2 weeks thanks to Dr H’s advice guiding me. I want to have knowledge of the universities there. If I am going to go there and want to start perhaps journalism or a career that has to do with helping people because I know how it feels like to be in bad state....

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class 11th

How to find what your interest are as a Engineering student? And what advice would you have for freshmen starting out?

What can I do?

I've loved playing sports since I was a little kid and now that the end of high school is approaching, I know the likelihood of me continuing to play is very slim. However, I still want to be involved in sports. I want to pursue finance in the future because I'm interested in investing and I...

College seems to be approaching really quickly and I'm feeling the pressure to get an internship. Unfortunately, I don't really have much on my resume, just a few varsity sports, clubs and volunteering. I feel like the things on my resume aren't really unique and don't make me stand out.

I'm a high school junior and I like math and art. All of my extracurriculars are really centered around education though. I tutor kids in reading and my past 2 jobs have both been working with kids. Architecture and engineering are both interesting to me but I'm not entirely sure what I want to do.

Im a criminal justice major in undergraduate. I want to become a criminal psychologist. I need to boost my cv to prove that I can complete a clinical phd or psyd program. Im currently trying to gain certifications. I'm not sure how building research works, or what lab you can work in for...

I'm waking up a lot earlier than I usually do to work out and start the day earlier, as I come home late. However, because I'm tired and still have so much to do, I lose track and motivation quite often, which is sloppy. How do I fix this?

I've tried changing mediums, like studying on whiteboards or exercising the recall method (which I do quite often) on paper, but it doesn't change how well I test at all. My results from classwork and test scores are drastically different.

search out local community organizations that would are feasible for other college students to join along with and yeah just do that. There are a lot of support online.

I am thinking of going for psychology but I adore arts–SOS!

And will it be more expensive? Are there any university's that offer special programs? Also what are the minimum costs yearly in a degree-let's say undergrad. For simplicitys sake.

I graduated college 6 months ago with a 2.99 GPA and a degree in Computational Mathematics. My problem is, I have 5 years of experience as a non-clinical medical clerk , no internships for tech, but my degree is literally in tech and mathematics. I studied Algorithms, Optimization, Software...