Ipswich, Massachusetts

I'm graduating in a week with a business degree from a U.S. university. Before this, I built and exited my own startup, where I was deeply involved in finance, strategy, and operations. I came to the U.S. to gain global exposure and invested everything I had from my startup into this education...

I'm a high school senior planning to major in interior design at RIT next fall. I have always wanted to pursue a career that would allow me to work with my hands to build. Throughout high school, I have taken both engineering and carpentry electives, which have allowed me to explore my passion....

I'm about to graduate and am still so confused about financial processes such as aid. How can I better manage myself to prepare for these things?

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

What helps one person succeed may not be the best way for you to succeed so its important to find your own ways. #Spring25

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 am Laila , a Boston resident and graduating senior at Lexington High School through the METCO integration program. I have recently been accepted to Howard University for the Music Therapy program.

Thank you for taking your time to read this! Any information will be helpful, even study tips!

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...

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 am a current high school senior who has been accepted to and enrolled at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University for meteorology. My first semester is Fall 2025, and I am trying to prepare myself for freshman year. I already have a potential roommate, but I am looking for tips for my first year....

For context, I'm currently applying from a legal background.

I'm 40 and looking to start a new career in nursing. What tips do you have for older students starting a new career? #40+

I'm currently a highschool senior, who is planning on majoring in marketing at Plymouth State University. I have always been interested in the idea of being able to make a career in business while also being able to stay creative.

#Spring25 I am a Boston University Freshman and I am looking for Finance jobs in the summer. I am involved with a few organizations in school, but that still doesn't make Boston University a Target school for the finance world. So, what can I do now that would make me stand out in the industry?

To add onto this I'm planning to get my real estate license (MA), and I have a spot at a firm will this help my chances for internship positions?

Hi! I will be attending Middlebury College as a freshman this fall, where students are not placed into a major when accepted. I just wanted to start thinking about which major would be better for me since my end goal is to be an optometrist.

I am a soon to be Senior with a 3.86 GPA!

Hi! I'm a senior in high school who's set to go off to college in the fall for molecular biology/biochemistry. I am also a trumpet player who loves playing in local community settings. #Spring25

I founded and exited a startup last year, where I was primarily responsible for finance analyst related roles. I'm now pursuing a master's degree and targeting finance positions. However, I'm facing a challenge: entry-level roles say I'm overqualified, while associate-level positions say I'm...

It’s something that feels super important, especially with how fast AI, automation, and remote work are shifting the professional landscape.

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

Hello! My name is Simone. I am a high school student who is aspiring to be an ER doctor and am curious about the steps that I can take to advance myself towards the future.

Thank you for your time!

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

I am thinking about ways to be a better networker or other methods to demonstrate my general capability as an employee and team member.

About to be in a full-time graduate program for a masters in speech pathology.

I am currently a college freshman hoping to get a degree in early education and am wondering if I should focus on internships/ summer jobs I can do during college.

As a college student, I have recently been feeling overwhelmed and uninspired lately with the amount of work. How would I be able to overcome this in the future?

How can you focus on building your career while also finding time for your hobbies and passions outside of it?