Hardwick, Massachusetts

I am highly passionate about pursuing a career in economics and public policy.

I am having a hard time finding scholarship information.

I have considered changing my dream health career choice many times. But a CRNA has always stood out to me, and has remained my #1 choice within the health field. I’m currently in college, expecting to apply for Nursing school next semester. I expect CRNA school to be more complex than Nursing...

“Hi everyone, I’m at a bit of a crossroads in my life and would really appreciate some guidance. I have a bachelor’s degree in Food Science and Technology, graduated with honors and currently work as a medical assistant. While in college, I discovered a hidden passion—fashion design. It started...

I've been doing well in my grades and I think I've a lot of free time where I can make good use of it.I want to become a nurse or a medical doctor and I'm still deciding but I don't know what exactly is required of me to start my journey before I enter college.#Fall24

I don't think I'm brave enough because it's really hard to see my fellow human suffering .I love helping people but I'm scared of losing them no matter who they are.Its going to be difficult for me#Fall24

My name is Paige and I am in 12th grade and I major in arts and my question goes thus, I want to know what I will need to be a great artist in the art world

I have been writing songs for the past three years. And my songs are not bad but they are not the best. If I could have some help I would really appreciate that.

making sure i stay in my career

Hi! I'm a current junior in high school, wanna go to nursing school in college. I have no idea about my passions and I would appreciate if I get to know what extracurriculars could help me for my college applications. I specifically wanna opt for registered nurse anesthesiologists. Thank you!

I have a marketing design background and without experience I can't seem to get an interview. How did you break into a new field?

I'm a high-achieving Engineering focused student with knowledge in CFD software and 3D design through Fusion 360.

Hi! I am currently looking at possibly becoming a penetration tester. What is an average day on the job look like? What skills and software should I be familiar with?

I took a few gap years and need help getting back into the groove of university. What are some tips to help me stay focused in getting my 4 year degree?

After being in school, what on a daily basis is something you have to learn and overcome that is typically challenging?