Homeland, California

I've had a really tough school year. I've gone from having all A's to failing ELA, and I'd be lying if I told you it hasn't been taking a big toll on my mental health... because what can I say? My parents are disappointed in me, and I was basically their only hope for having a successful kid......

Throughout my journey in high school, I used many different methods to study while also balancing difficult activities. Any tips for college studying?

I am graduating high school senior at corona high who has been involved in the STEM engineering program for all 4 years with a 3.3 gpa which isn’t the best so i need to know how can i improve that to guarantee success

I start my LVN program next month, honestly I'm feeling really excited and anxious about what's ahead. So I would love to hear from others experience- especially anything you wish someone told you before stepping into your first role/ job as an nurse.

Need inspiration

I feel like there's been a lot of talk about the lack of entry-level opportunities, and combined with the huge number of job boards, I want to make sure I'm making the most of my time.

I was considering joining the military, but I can't make up my mind on which one is right for me

I'm a high school senior, and I don't know what's the best way to pay for a higher education

#Spring25, transportation questions

What careers are recommended if I am currently in undergrad for Psychology and plan to get my Master's in Criminal justice? #Spring25

I am hoping to attend a T-14 law school

Hello! I am a high school senior attending UCLA in the fall. I have always been interested in science, and reading, learning, and understanding cells has always been one of my favorite pastimes. As I am approaching the time to select my college classes, what are the most effective strategies...

I'm currently a senior in high school preparing to transition to college and I was curious on how to best manage my time. I know the workload for science majors is heavier but I also wanted to get involved in other school activities and maintain a social life as well. Would it still be possible...

What was your route to becoming a clinical lab scientist? I hear you can do directly to a bachelor program or you can get a degree in biology and then find a school or hospital that can help you get your license. I am currently a biology student and I want more information on the route where...

I'm a community college student transferring to finish my degree.

Is being out of state, more independent, and being by yourself scary? How do people cope with being homesick?

How can I find publishing internships near me? #Spring25

Im a 19-year-old college student that's expecting a baby in august. How can I time manage all of my priorities and responsibilities including my education.

I'm an aspiring singer/songwriter.

Hello, Im currently a second-year undergrad. My question is how do you get started with networking while in college to ensure you have connections after graduating? Everybody says how important it is but i'm not sure how to start. #Spring25

Are grades something I need to be stressing out about? i.e., if I were to get a C as a final grade in one of my major college classes, do I need to worry about it, or perhaps retake the class?

I was accepted into a Entry-Level Master's in Nursing Program which will take up a majority of my life for the next three years. How can I squeeze in time to socialize and maintain a healthy lifestyle?

More directed towards residency interviews.

I am planning on becoming a registered nurse first, but after that, what do I have to do to become a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist? I would like to have that specialty but I don't know how to accomplish that.

I am currently starting a medical assisting program and am curious to what to look forward to in the future.

There are some courses required that look like they may be boring. I'm hoping that others with experience will give insight to courses that surprised them by being helpful or insightful. #Spring25

I'm about to finish my third year of college at a VERY small school, and I'm not sure how to approach applying to law school. Any stories would help!

I am struggling with finding myself, life happens and I drop-in classes; grades drop, and it takes me some time to get back up. How can I switch or get up faster?

I want to excel in life, and I want to take every opportunity I have to excel.

Should I join the military or go to college? Should I look into getting more scholarships or taking out a loan?