Geismar, Louisiana
How should I go about getting an internship during college? #fall25
I am going to be a freshman in college coming up and I am concerned about getting internship opportunities. I am going to school to be a chemical engineer, and I am unsure on how to go about internships. Is it better to reach out to companies myself or should I wait until companies get in...
#fall25 Hi, I'm hoping to became an actuary and planning on majoring in Mathematics! During college, I'm hoping to pass several actuarial exams. For those already working in the field, what does a typical day look like for you? How do you balance work, problem-solving, and collab? Additionally, how rigorous and difficult are the actuarial exams really, in terms of time needed and content-wise? I would love advice for preparing successfully to become an actuary!
I'm a current senior in high school and figuring out my path to college and beyond :)
How do you all balance and maintain a healthy lifestyle with friends, family, and nursing school all at once #fall25?
I am a sophomore in college currently taking pre reqs. I apply for nursing school in the fall of 26. Feeling a little anxious and nervous about it. I’m scared I’m not doing enough.
Military or Gap Year or Grad School?
Would joining the military (USAF) be beneficial to me right now? I’m graduating with my BS in forensic psychology, and I don’t know what I want now.
How do I get money for college?
I need money for college, I have only received a little and need more
What is the most important thing I can do during college / postsecondary to set myself up for a career in nursing?
I am a senior in high school, and I am open to any sort of path that involves nursing.
Firstly, I would like to say thanks for the scholarship opportunity. How important is it for you is to get an internship before your first job? #Spring25
I haven't had an internship before and I'm kind of nervous that I am missing something important.
#Spring25
How do I turn genetics and research into a career from a Biochemistry degree?
I am a senior in high school and I have enrolled into college to pursue a Biochemistry major. I have a strong interest in genetics and research; how would I be able to apply these to a career that I would enjoy and make a sustainable living?
How do different anesthetics affect the brain long term?
does it differ from man to woman? to kids? I am pre nursing school at Fran U and my goal is to become a nurse anesthetist. I know that there are really interesting studies on how anesthesia affects the Brian and was wondering if different medicines have different affects.
What was the most interesting thing learned about anesthediology?
how does it effect the human brain? Is the science behind it advanced? does it differ regarding men and women or even kids?
How do I become a Geologist and do I have to go to college?
What are the different types of geologists?
how difficult is it to become a geologist how can it relate to soccer where should I go to college if I want to study the weather what are some things I can do to work towards getting into Auburn
I'm nervous to move out of state for college but I want to go to Auburn and play soccer while studying science and or climatology
How do i become an lawyer when im older
hi i am in middle school in 8th grade and i want to become an lawyer when i get older
How hard is the data entry for administrative assistant?
I have a degree in interdisciplinary focus in psychology & humanities. I took "Computers in Office 200" that taught me basic formulas and how to use Excel in a novice way. However, I am not sure if that is enough for administrative assistant positions or office assistant.
Anyone in the culinary field, is it possible to get a good culinary job without a college degree?
I am currently in Job Corps, wanting to have my trade be in culinary. I've dropped out of college and community college, as they both weren't for me.
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