Greencastle, Indiana

My parents don't have enough money for me to go to college. I'm planning to work while in college and I know it will be tough to do since I have to study, get enough sleep, go to classes, and WORK. I'm applying to scholarships as of right now.

I ask because school is pretty much all I’ve ever known — I’ve been in classrooms since I was five, and now I’m suddenly at the point where I have to figure out what I want to do as an adult. Neither of my parents graduated high school, so stepping into the professional world feels even more...

College internships.

I do online school right now, but I know the girl whose going to be my roommate so I'm not really worried about the social aspect of college. I have chronic migraines so I'm more nervous for the academic aspect of it all, I get good grades, but my migraines just add an extra level of stress.

One of the schools I've been accepted to is direct admit into the PA program, but it's not my number one choice. I'm not sure what to major in at other schools in order to apply for their PA programs.

I am a high school senior, going to Lawrence Technological University fall 2026. I love mathematics.

I am senior and looking to go to college for nursing.

I currently work as an actuary apprentice part time due to a program at my high school, and I find I do want to pursue this career path in my foreseeable future. But I worry that my own hobbies and interests will have to take a backseat as I spend my time studying for exams and college. Is...

I'm thinking about majoring in something like epidemiology, and would like input on the pros and cons!

I would like to own a buissness where I am the boss, and I have employees who are all therapists. I do not know how many more years that would add with college.

I'm a Senior in High School and I get mixed opinions about this. There's people stating that sonography is fun to learn and easy. In the other hand, there's others stating that it is very hard and having to study HARD. I'm already accepted to an sonography program but I want to see others point...

There are people that say you shouldn't be close to others because one day we would all split up, no matter how close you are. There's others that say that you should make friends so that your college life wouldn't be as lonely and not fun as it should be. What do you think?

Just a freshman trying to expand his connections and learn how to network.

Would it be a good idea to intern in a police station?

I know that it can take 8 years to be trained for a Trace Analysis, I was just wondering if being trained as that is more interesting than being trained in another field.