Iowa, USA

I'm a first year undergraduate student at the University of Iowa. I am currently participating in undergrad research and absolutely love it!

I have prior knowledge (through some high school physics) of simple laws and circuits, voltage, current, etc. I recently invested in this book called "Practical Electronics for Inventors" and I think its fantastic, but, what should I really be focusing my time on to be ready for this scary...

I’m an high school senior, wanting to go into the nutritional science major at Pepperdine University. I want to know how you know what career is right for you, and how you land a job after college.

What was the hardest part of nursing school? What study tool saved you or feel like was most beneficial?
i am about to start nursing school and just hear how hard it is! please share a positive story if you a have one!

I am interested in topics like these, but I also want to do something in management and not work hands on in a medical setting.

I'm a student at the university of Iowa.
I don't have a resume
I'm a freshman.
And getting a job after college sounds impossible. I don't know if I will have to apply to everywhere when I graduate or if I will be able to get summer internships.

I do not have much experience with large animals and want to get more. How should I do this?

I am about to be a freshman in college, starting in January, and I want to know how to dance professionally with a communications degree.

I'm currently a senior in high school who is planning on majoring in chemistry at Iowa State. I would like to know what it's like to actually work as a chemist.

I am an undergraduate freshman majoring in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology. As of now, I plan on being a dentist when I obtain my graduate degree.

#spring2025

Where can I find scholarship as a high school senior who is interested in pursuing a degree in radiation therapy or radiation tech? I am interested in supporting people on this wellness journey but will need financial support during college.

For some context, I've been a certified EMT for 3 years and I'm in my first semester of nursing school now. I left my EMT job for what I'll call a "tangentially-healthcare- related" job recently to work with my new schedule for nursing school. But I feel like I really don't like this new job. I...

I am going to attend college next fall, majoring in business, which classes would be most beneficial for future jobs?

what are some of the most common careers that people pursue after earning a business degree?