Galesburg, Kansas

I plan on majoring in social work and psychology. I want to be a social worker that works with kids, and I know that a lot of children have been in hard situations that social workers have to deal with and that it can weigh on a person.

I am a high school senior and planning to attend a 4 year university next year for ministry focus. I have heard a lot about imposter syndrome. How do people avoid this?

I'm staying on-campus for college instead of having to go back and forth from home to college because its 2hrs back and forth (plus traffic on I-81). I won't hear about who my roommate will be until like mid or close summer. One way my college counselor told me is to download an app called "...

Throughout high school, I have developed a strong interest in science, primarily chemistry and biology, and I enjoy hands-on experience through labs and observations.

As a high school student who is trying to decide between two majors, I feel like this is a typical dilemma faced when deciding a business major.

Does anyone always wanted to be a guitarist as a kid?! And now I’m on my way to be a guitarist and an automotive engineer has anyone had a similar experience?!

I'm a high school senior with an IEP, my meetings are speech, hearing, and meetings with special education. Then during the day I have high school classes. Depending on what day my college course assingments are due. I try my best to make sure that I'm attending my meetings, classes, and trying...

I feel like no matter what goals I set, I always end up getting distracted in one way or another. I don't understand what I'm doing wrong because I am usually an ambitious student. I really want to find ways to get into the flow state of working and Im not sure how to get into that state.

Question 1: Can you walk me through your diagnostic process when a customer describes an issue? Question 2: How do you prioritize repairs when you discover multiple issues on a vehicle? Question 3: Tell me about a difficult repair you’ve handled. What made it challenging, and how did you...

I’m really looking for ways to get more excited about entering into nursing, especially how to eventually take my career further than maybe just being an R.N.

I'm in my second year of trade school and already have certificates in wind turbine technology and industrial maintenance. I'm about to get certified in robotics as well so I'll have my associate's degree in energy technology. That means I can get a career in wind turbines, boilers, power...

I'm a 12th grade student graduating this year and going off to a 4 year college to earn my Bachelor's of Science degree for Interpreting American Sign Language major. I will be staying on campus, but I need some tips and tricks on how to pass college without failing.

I'm currently a college senior, planning on graduating in May 2026. I want to hone my skills in my major, but it feels like I cannot find an entry level job right now. Are there any particular things that would help me break into the fields?

I’m a med student, and I’ve made up my mind that any spare time I have, I want to put effort into my other passions — filmmaking, writing, acting, and ambassadorship. But saying it out loud now makes me wonder… will I even have space to just relax? I know my free time will be so limited, and I...

I want to know what is the better path to take to become a CPA in Pennsylvania: Bachelor's in Accounting with 2 years experience or Master's in Accounting with one year experience.

1. How long have you been a Law Enforcement officer? 2. How did you become interested in this career? 3. What is your educational background? 4. Was your education adequate or were there areas in which you needed additional training? 5. What do you like most about your work? 6. What would...

What's most helpful for studying coding?

What skills or habits made the biggest difference in advancing your career early on? I want to focus on the right things now to avoid common mistakes and grow faster. #Fall25

I want to become a psychologist in order to help people with their problems, so I want to understand how you are able to form a thorough understanding of their situations. #Fall25

Help me make a game with drawings.

I just got into college to study medicine 🎉, and today my mom and I went for my clearance and a short tour around my faculty. Meeting some of the medical students made everything feel so real — and honestly, a little overwhelming. I learned that I won’t start my core medical lectures until 200...

I'm taking a major in ASL interpreting at Bloomsburg University. I really want to become a ASL interpreter after I graduate college. My grandma offered me a way to get a job at a hospital that she works at to be an ASL interpreter. Please give my some ways that could help. Thank you

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I don't start college until the fall of 2026, and usually some students will feel homesick since they are far away from home. I might also need to tips and tricks from anyone that have been to college and graduated for freshman. I would greately appreciate it.

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how can I become a successful sofwater engeniere?

I am a high school graduate hoping to go into medical school and would appreciate your advice on navigating the challenges of medical school. What are some of the main challenges, and how did you overcome them? How do you balance intensive study with other interests and spending time with loved...

I am currently in highschool and looking for what I want to do in my future is so much pressure and overwhelming. I just want more information on what these two majors have to offer.

Hi everyone! I’m starting college this Friday to study medicine — becoming a doctor has always been one of my biggest dreams. But I’ve also had a deep love for storytelling, creativity, and leadership. I hope to one day produce films and documentaries that inspire people, write books, act in...

I am a high school senior student that go accepted to Bloomsburg University. I will be graduating this year. I need to tips so that I don't sleep in and fail college on my first semister.