Idaho, USA

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For those that moved away from home and were/are super close with family or have a partner back home, how'd you cope moving away for college/work?

I want to go into kinesiology/physical therapy in college. One of the best things to get a good job in physical therapy is by doing internships, but it's difficult to find good internships that will help me have the best experience and teach me the most possible. #Spring2026

At a time in our lives where we are inexperienced and prone to mistakes, I wonder what advice someone who has already gone through the college process would have to give!

Hello! I am currently a senior in high school and my career focus is to become a latent print technician in a crime lab. How should I get started on this? I'm planning on majoring in biology or biochemistry, although I am unsure what major would give me the best chance at getting that job. Any...

I just want to know if I should specialize or not.

I am a CS major and just would like to learn how to better automate some mundane tasks so I can focus more on the important stuff.

I am a high school senior going to Penn State, and I wonder if most people have to get student loans when trying to get a college degree. I am getting a good amount in financial aid, but can people usually just pay for college outright, or is that not normal? I am also a Poli Sci major, so I'm...

I will have an associates degree in general studies from CWI when I graduate high school. I am trying to earn a bachelors in electrical engineering.

Everything is so stressful and it is so hard to nail everything down. How do you focus on the now (grades) and also the future where you need experience and money?

becoming successful, disadvantages, making the most of it

Study tips for medical school

Hi my name is Audrey. I am a student at Colorado Christian University in Lakewood, CO. I am a psychology major with a music minor. My career goal is to combine my love of psychology with my love of music and become a music therapist.

what jobs can a 13 year old get in garden valley Idaho, that include; babysitting, waiter-waitress, house cleaning, and helping others?

also that makes good money?

Part of me wants to become a cosmetologist, like a hairstylist or a makeup artist, but the other part wants to become a choir or music teacher. I've done research on both, and am in classes for both currently. (Online Cosmetology and Chorale).

I want to get a job so my mom can stop spending money on my basic needs because she could save her money and also i just like being independent and i hope i can’t get a job, i also keep up with my school work and i want to get into medical school

So, I was laid off from my job after my manager was arrested for being a p3d0. The owner of the place said it was because of overstaffing, but I'm not entirely convinced. I currently am struggling with finding a new job, but I'm not sure anyone would want to hire a 16 year old who was laid off...

financial options

I am unfamiliar with how the film industry works, and I am curious as to being a screenwriter is a full-time occupation or something similar to a "gig" job. Also, could AI threaten the existence of human-made films?

I want to own my own practice but am unsure if getting my MHA would be beneficial.

What is one thing that I should learn in order to get my dream job after college? Why do I need to learn this and how is it going to help me achieve my dream job one day?#Fall25

That is my goal and in my state I could practice independently. I'm just a little worried about the career risks that come with it.
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I Am currently a senior at Sugar Salem high school and will be graduating in May 2026. I am getting my CNA in the spring of 2026 and want to continue on that nursing path.

Both are no longer requirements at many colleges, so I'm unsure how necessary it is, Especially since I know I'll be transferring to a different college next year so I know the SAT might come up, but what are the chances?

I want to go into Operations Management and I don't know how I would apply for an internship.

I’m a senior in high school. I’m very interested in going to the University of Idaho to become a lawyer. My interests include art, cheerleading, and law!

I have always struggled with motivation- my earlier life was a struggle. But now, on my way to college, I'm worried about losing motivation and not being able to become the best version of myself. Between feeling homesick, seasonal depression, my own mental illness, and making friends, I'm...

I'm a student who wants to start on the path to becoming a physical therapist, and I know there are a few different subjects I can major in before I take my DPT, so what would be some of the best?

I'm a senior in high school in Idaho. I plan on double majoring in child development and agribusiness to open an agriculturally based childcare center. I'm trying to balance work, class, scholarships, college applications, and FFA. It all gets really overwhelming and I can't seem to get myself...

I just got a job at a pizza place in my town. I know I want to save up for college and a car, but what else is necessary?

So, I am an author with published writing, and I have gotten amazing scores on singing. I want to make a small career out of my music hobby, and I currently am writing a book. So, authors or musicians, what should I do?

I just graduated from high school, and I'm kinda lost what I want to do for a career, as I've always loved helping people and animals. I am not sure if I have enough money to afford this. And other than that, I don't know what I genuinely enjoy doing for a living.

I have no working experience, but do have social skills. I am not allowed to babysit nor have social media. I want to make my own money, so I can save for college.

I'm working on a degree in horticulture and would love to know other Horticulturist motivations and what they love the most about it.

Many people have trouble figuring out how to study once they are out of high school, so, what are some good study habits to apply to your routine once you're in medical school?

I hear from many medical students that school can be overwhelming and hard, but they get through it. I want to know how they get through the hard times. I struggle with stress management and feeling motivated, and I want to know any tips or tricks that can help prepare me for medical school and...

I am interested in landscape design and hope to get my graduates degree in landscape architecture. I want to make sure that I stand out from other candidates.

I'm a undergraduate sophmore studying Pre PT and Athetic trianing at the University of Idaho. I really enjoy sports and enjoying nature.

After I plan on graduating college, I hope to start my own real estate company just like my mom did. I want it to be successful and want to make my name well known in this area!

What's it like living as an artist? What are the positives and the challenges that creators face. (I'm interested in mainly performing arts, but I'll take any advice).

As a high school student, what are some steps I need to take to begin living on my own. Balancing career and personal life. Especially as someone who wants a career in the performing arts, which can be high stress.

What are some of the best video editing programs to learn? Currently, I'm only familiar with Adobe Premiere. I know there's a lot of editing software out there, and I'm trying to narrow down the ones that video editors are most commonly required to know.
#Spring25

I'm currently in my sophomore year of college and I've been asked a few times if I was getting my master's but I'm not really sure if I want to, I know overall having a master's would probably get you into more opportunities but is there more? Like if I started working at a firm with my...

I am currently a senior in high school and am debating if I should go into pre-med or work towards a PA degree. How do people decide what healthcare profession best fits them? I have heard of shadowing different doctors, but what if you feel like anything would be a good fit?

I work in the food industry and will be staying at home for the first year of college.

I was in charge of marketing for my high school robotics team.

I am a student athlete that doesn't have enough time to work a job outside of school and sports and therefore can't get money to pay for college. I applied for scholarships but I'm afraid that I won't have enough by the time the tuition, room, and board are due. I want to take as little student...

Are we ever too old to continue educating ourselves?

I am wondering what different methods help people to keep a more consistent balance.

For students who think ahead, getting an early start can feel overwhelming—especially when resources are limited—but gaining experience as soon as possible is key to building confidence and direction. #Spring25