Halifax, Pennsylvania

I am going to pursue a degree in Business in college, but am not sure what specific business career I will thrive in/enjoy, so thought this would be a thought-provoking question to help me out!

I’ve been so focused on grades, test scores, and resumes that I haven’t thought deeply about the interpersonal or emotional skills that make someone truly successful in college or the workplace. I want to make sure I’m not just academically prepared, but also mentally and socially ready. What...

I'm a high school senior, and I've always wanted to be a teacher, but I'm worried seeing so many educators talking about being burned out. How do I avoid this? #Spring25

I’m pursing my degree and I am anxious about going back to school.

I am starting school in the summer, I am nervous about how I am supposed to balance everything. I want to believe it is similar to undergrad, but every conversation I have had with a professor or a student makes it sound overwhelming.

I hear a lot about imposter syndrome, the workload, financing life, etc. What was the truly the hardest mental or physical obstacle that you had to overcome or how did you cope with all of it? I am stressed about what I need to do to qualify for a good medical school application, how many...

I am in my third year of a 3+3 physical therapy track. I have previously done observation hours at two places, but other than that have little networking experience. I will be doing clinical over the summer and during the school year, and I want to know if there are other ways to network or if...

I am a high school student going to college for computer science. I have been hearing that the computer science field is getting flooded. Do you agree that the computer science field is getting oversaturated and that jobs might be scarce in the next 5 years?

I'm interested in a career, and I will be attending college for a degree in psychology. Currently, I am interested in becoming a therapist but I'm not sure what to expect.

Hi, I'm Kaelyn, an upcoming sophomore pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in Ultrasound with a vascular specialization at Mount Aloysius College. My favorite classes so far are physics and medical terminology. My clinicals are coming up next summer, and this question comes to mind while I prepare. I'd...

What advice do you have for an incoming college freshman so that the first semester/year does not seem so overwhelming? #Spring25

Should I know my classes? When do I find out about my rooming situation? What needs to be done before I go to college in person?

I have taken a year off from math classes in high school and now am worried about what math looks like in college. I am going to Lycoming College for Film and Video Arts.

I want to study psychology and neuroscience in college, and while I'm interested in seeking a master's degree, it's just not financially justifiable. I will already have so much debt after obtaining a bachelor's degree, and searching online what jobs I can get with it didn't help reassure me....

I am participating in a sport in college and I am looking for some tips on how to manage everything when I get there.

Looking for technology training

Hi there! I'm looking for a profession that I can write user manuals for software, make tip sheets, Evergreens, knowledge base articles, etc. I have experience in this just from working in previous jobs, but would like to know where I'd be able to get infi to do this exclusively without having...

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I am a first generation student and even though I've been to my advising appointment and know my requirements, I want additional advice from other Psychology majors.

I have a lot of different hobbies but how do I know which one could be for me in the future? And how do I know if I need to change career paths.

I'm 15 years old in high school and I've been looking for a job since my sophomore year, so I'm trying to get a job for my senior year. I found options and started taking action for them (i.e. finding employers with available jobs and emailing them), but I don't really feel prepared enough for...

im a 10th grader

Im curious what all there is to athletic training. It is my dream career and I am currently looking deeper into it as I am a sophomore in high school (with possible early graduation by a year) and hoping to learn some more about this career. How are you treated as an athletic trainer? What do...

What is your biggest advice for those who want to be athletic trainers but are still in high school? Advice on majors? Colleges? Job-Shadowing? Anything else? Any help or answers are much appreciated!

What do I do to find someone to job shadow in athletic training, but I'm still in high school? (Particularly baseball if possible at all)

Basically what are some struggles that i should be aware of in college and getting into the career

I need guideline to my next future education decision

I would like to become a surgeon currently an undergrad.

And if not then how do i get into a police academy

I don’t really want to go to college because I don’t want to waste years of my life studying in school more than I already have to. Is there an easier way?