Jefferson, Wisconsin

I want ot know how people are able to travel a bunch when they have a lot of responsibilities when they are older.

I am planning on pursuing a career as a missionary pilot and mechanic! What are ways God has shown up in your life as a missionary pilot or aircraft mechanic?

How do I thrive as someone going into aviation and aircraft maintenance? How do I manage the intensity of learning while taking care of my physical and mental well-being?

What classes or credits do I need in college, and what type of job or internship would be best? How can I limit the time and cost of school?

I am planning to major in both psychology and business, but I still worry about landing a fulfilling job after college because of the struggle most people have getting hired at most places. How can I build myself up during this four-year period at college to look best on a resume or to HR?

I want to go into business but I'm not sure within what yet. An idea I had was marketing, because I've heard that it is a versatile degree, but I want to ensure that I have a career that grows with me as my skillset and goals change.

I am currently doing my Practicum at a school and mainly observing what the school counselor does to help students. I sometimes participate and would like to learn more about building rapport with kids/teenagers. It would be interesting to hear different answers as I would like to work in this...

I am pursuing a degree in entomology and life science communications. I'm exploring career options/ next steps for my majors.

I’m a junior at UW-Madison focusing on Global Security and Russian. I want to use the language practically in a future career in national security. What experiences or extra steps (beyond classes) actually made Russian a game-changer for people in security, policy, or military roles?

I'm a senior in highschool and my mind is really set on vet school, I've been working in a clinic and undrstand the field but I always question my academics. How can I ensure I'm competitive enough with good grades, how do I know when I should re-take a class? What helps you be successful in...

What type of questions will improve the chances of getting hired or at least referenced to another job? And if I research about the company should I bring it up? If so in what ways would I mention this?

and which one do you prefer

I am a part of a lot of scholarship websites and I am so worried I won't get chosen for any. I want to know if there is anything I should do to increase my chances

I am a sophmore at University of Wisconsin Madison majoring in Consumer Behavior and Marketplace Studies and Communication Arts.

I want to find specialized scholarships so there's a smaller pool of applicants