Hubbardston, Massachusetts

Past experiences, encompassing both academic and personal endeavors, play a crucial role in molding aspirations for higher education and future career paths. These experiences act as catalysts by shaping our interests, equipping us with valuable skills, and clarifying our core values.

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 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.

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?

Any information will be helpful

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?