Holden, Massachusetts

I'm a freshman in college majoring in economics and East Asian Studies with aspirations to become an international corporate lawyer working between the U.S. and China. In college, I hope to gain the rich interdisciplinary perspective necessary to foster collaboration across borders. This...

I'm a high school senior entering college next year with the eventual hope of becoming an investment banker. I excel at math and am very interested in the economy.

How can I manage my time better so I don't get overwhelmed by work and still have time to do things I want and need to do (Hobbies, job, etc)?

(#Spring26) I am currently a graduating high school senior committed to college for Biochemistry and Biophysics and planning to pursue a career in biomedical research on genetic engineering for treatment of neurological cancers and Alzheimer's disease. There is a professor at my school in the...

I am thinking of going to law school after I finish undergrad and would like to know what to expect. Right now, I am a senior in high school and am planning on studying politics next fall. #Spring26

I am a high school senior on the edge of graduating high school and going to a 4-year university to get my BSN and becoming a nurse. My family will have to take out loans given the current price of college, and we've come to terms with the fact that I will be helping them pay it back after...

I am an upcoming college freshman going into a neuroscience major and I am hesitant about if it is the right fit for me and not sure where it will take me in terms of career later in life.

How to be less stressed with work load?

What is the difference in types and amount of interest, what is a good grace period, what does fixed income mean?

There's so many aspects of college to consider. Classes, study abroad, clubs. How should I set myself up as a freshman to make sure I'm in a good position for the future?

I'm approaching the process of applying to law school, but have no clue of the process and what it's like? Any explanations or tips? #Spring26

Entering college in the fall and want to build a strong core to stand out after I graduate

I am undecided for college what science should I take in senior year highschool

I have an assocaites in graphic design and am wondering what desk jobs that are out there. I'm asking for desk jobs specifically becuase as someone who has worked at a deli for 3 years I've realized my knees don't take a liking to standing for very long haha. Ive asked in a previous question...

I was able to get a plateroom job, which from the past year there seems relatively easy. Not suprised they hired me it's not that hard to do, still alot to know and remember of course. Im wondering what are some jobs, IN and NOT IN, the printing industry that I can apply for having worked this...

I want to go into premed with the goal of pediatrics in either oncology or cardiology (though I am still exploring my options). I want to interact with patients face to face, but am still open to any type of experience I can get. I also live in Massachusetts, though I'm not sure if that makes...

How does the student manage their time with studying and sports and college life?

I am a senior and will be a freshman for the 26/27 year. I plan to major in business and I just want to know how different college is from high school.

Been looking for scholarships for awhile now, no dice been feeling like it's not worth it for a while now.

I want to do something to do with ecology but I’m not sure what jobs you can get with which degrees and what degree i should get/major in.

Im a 17 year old senior planningto study Enviromental science in college with the hopes of being an environmental police officer. Throughout talking to numerous current EPO's I've heard so many great things but I am still wondering what some of the struggles are.

I am currently a Junior majoring in psychology, but I want to start studies in applied mathematics as well and have a double major. After I graduate with my bachelor's, I am hoping to combine my skills and knowledge from both fields into one career. I enjoy solving puzzles and organization, and...

I am a Human Services student and my goal is to become a Licensed Clinical Social Worker so I can work with veterans who face mental health challenges. I want to know what skills, experience, or opportunities I should focus on now while I’m still in school. Any guidance will help me plan my path.

Maybe some that not a lot of people enter so there is a better chance of winning?

I'm looking to transfer to Pratt Institute and I'm struggling a bit to justify the cost of tuition along with room and board. What's the best way to afford the high cost?

I wanted to know how I prepare myself for the medical field what should I know ..... and also colleges

How should I start preparing for them as an incoming sophomore in college?

I’m a high school senior from Massachusetts moving to Tallahassee Florida to attend FAMU for college. Although there are many resources on campus, I’m wondering what the major means more over for research opportunities as well as internships and eventually working.

Describe a typical work day. What should I expect? What can outside of the typical classes to help better prepare myself for the workforce?

I was asked about whether I'm planning on going the Pharma or Academia route, but I wasn't 100% sure about the differences.

Look for advice on the transition from the undergraduate experience to graduate school, especially while still living on campus but working a full time job.

I'm really interested in the field, but it looks like the majority of jobs are academic, and I'm not sure if I'm interested in those. Are there other jobs, or any jobs that lean heavily on folklore but aren't necessarily designated as folklore-based?

I’m a 12th grader about to graduate, and I’m really interested in biology. I’m thinking about careers in fields like healthcare, research, or biotech, but I’m still exploring my options. I’m passionate about science, solving problems, and helping people. I’m trying to figure out how to make the...

I’m a pre-professional ballet dancer, who has decided not to pursue dance after needing some pretty intense hip surgeries. I’m going into college next year as a pre-med student, and have found that I’m extremely passionate about helping dancers in situations similar to mine, I’m just not sure...

There is a shortage of qualified clinicians, yet salaries are really low. In some agencies, the pay is so low that clinicians cannot make a living wage, let alone pay their living expenses or pay off their student loans. Higher salaries or fees will attract AND retain more professionals.

I'm going into cybersecurity and I really enjoy it, but I'm not sure if its the best for me. #spring25

With AI becoming a bigger part of our lives by the day, what can we expect from the future for areas like artist management, booking, and marketing?

Where can I get the best scholarships for college?

I am a high school student preparing for college, and have selected a Biology major, because I want to continue my education after to become an Optometrist. Will this major set me up for success?

Time commitment? Coaches? Teammates? #Spring25

I took a gap year hoping to figure things out but feel as though I am still conflicted. #Spring25?

I am enrolled in biology as major and want to know field related to biology where i can do intership during graduation.

What is the next stop for me to become successful and reach my end goal of being a Physician Assistant?

What should you do to stick out from other candidate? What are the best ways to make connections?

I'm currently an incoming college freshman going into marketing
I aim to have a marketing job in boston
I Aim to work in music marketing

I am specifically interested in computer science, math and neuroscience. I would like to research where these fields overlap. I think it could have great implications in Artificial Intelligence.

#Spring25

As a future engineering major at the University of Rhode Island, what kind of student debt should I anticipate incurring after four years of college?

I plan to major in computer science and will have to take a lot of calculus heavy courses so math class specific study tips would also be appreciated.

Does anyone know areas in the finance field that helps impact the community, while earning a high income? I'm good at math so I've considered going into the finance field, but I only know jobs like becoming an account, and i'm not really interested in software engineering. My view of finance...

I am a highschool student looking for internship in Computer science field. I am USACO Platinum level.