Johnstown, Pennsylvania

I am interested in learning about Environmental science career paths.

I will be majoring in pharmacy and playing soccer at the same time this fall. I’m really concerned about my time management during this time. Also, I have enough credits from high school to go straight into harder and more pharmacy-oriented classes in the fall. I would love any fool-proof tips...

I wanna know exactly what I'm getting myself into as I'm very curious as to what are some of the really cool careers that are down this path.

I am an upcoming full-time college freshman looking for ways to continue earning money in college while keeping up with my classes.

I would like to get my doctorate and become a child psychologist who specializes in children who have experienced trauma.

Specifically, for either ER or Neurology

I am a computer science student who has some experience with coding machine learning programs in python. I will be graduating this spring.

I am in 12th grade, and trying to decide what school to go to to study pharmacy. One option is cheaper and closer to home, but the other is my dream school but more expensive.

I am about to start college and am still between career paths. I’ve always wanted to be a Veterinarian but Pre-Med or nursing may be a more stable path. I am completely torn on the decision and some advice from people in the fields may be beneficial.

This honestly might seem like a joke but I've fallen in love with the idea of dressing up to entertain people but I have no clue where to start other than a small local business. just to clarify, I don't think I would be a circus clown, I would just want to be like a party clown or someone...

Balancing school and work.

How can I find a part time job while attending full time at college?
How many hours of work for a week do you recommend for a ju for college student studying healthcare administration and management with a concentration in Financial management and a minor in Accounting?

Preparing to graduate high school and start the transition into college, what is the hardest part of the transition to adjust to?

I am a high school senior, and I have committed to Temple University as a Bio major. I am curious as to what extracurriculars are recommended. #Spring25

I am undecided and have been struggling to find a major. When I find something I am interested in, how will I know that's the right path for me?