Kansas City, Missouri

I feel like there's so much being said right now about how journalism is a dying field, and this has only gotten worse recently with AI usage. From your perspective, what is something that I should ready to adapt to in the field of journalism? Also, do you think that the writing side of...

I am currently majoring in Criminal Justice with minors in Forensic Science and
Psychology. I am also on a pre-law track. I am in school to build a strong understanding of crime, the justice system, and human behavior. After completing my degree, I will be attending law school.

I'm looking to study nuclear energy. To people who are in the field, how rewarding do you find you work, and what's the hardest part?

I want to pursue graduate degrees in both biology and music but am not sure how to balance contrasting programs and still be successful.

How much money does tutoring kids In kindergarten - 6th grade in math make? How do I start doing this Job ? And is it part time and can I chose my hours?

Hello, I am a 17 year old girl living in a small town in rural Missouri I am seeking advice to help farther my career!

Hello! I am a pre-pharmacy student right now and am really struggling to decide if pharmacy is for me. I have been struggling in the chemistry area specifically with organic chemistry and I feel so overwhelmed by what I will need to know as a pharmD. Do you have study advice or general advice...

Hello, I am currently in my second year at college, at a local community college. At this college, I have mainly completed only prerequisites and nothing to help a further career choice. I will be graduating with an associate of arts this spring. Afterwards, I plan on transferring to the...

What is an appropriate job to work at 14?what jobs are hiring-for my age range?because I’m looking for one so I can start saving for college because I only have a couple more years untill then and I want to be financially ,independent, successful and stable with no stress on groceries, Gas and etc

I'm really focused on wanting to become a Cardiovascular Surgeon; however, I'm not sure which majors I have to choose from to ensure I am following this path.

As a sophomore in college, I am starting to focus on the requirements for graduate school and the best way to set myself up for the application process. Any tips, tricks, or advice that may not always be obvious when preparing for and applying to graduate school? With some schools not putting...

I am a senior in high school looking to go into Mechanical Engineering and want to know more about peoples lives within the field. #Fall25

I am the middle child of 5 and have seen my parents struggle often, I want to prepare myself as best as possible so I don't have to go though those same issues.

I am a college freshman majoring in animal sciences so I can become a veterinarian after I've graduated. My interests right now are large and small animal practices.

What is the best way to go about finding roommates? Should I try to search online or just fill out the school's survey?

- 12th grade
- Aspire to be an engineer
- I want to get at least a bachelor's degree in engineering

Im a senior in high school and plan on attending Kansas State University and majoring in architecture. Im not fully sure if this field will be a good choice for me and that I wont regret it. I would love to get some advice and personal insight on how to succeed and know if this is the job for...

Yes, I can apply for scholarships on big websites, but I have a lower chance of getting money. So what are some websites that I can go to and apply to where no one is looking?

I've just started a program for dental hygiene, and thinking about the future after always makes me second guess what I want to do. Even though I have wanted this for years.

Do you have other advice for incoming freshman education students?

I am a senior in high school right now but I want to be prepared and looked ahead for my future. I am going to study French Education, and hopefully become a high school French Language Teacher.

I'm considering getting a part-time job once I turn 18, and need help on what info to include that can really put myself out there. For pointers: - I'm considering working at a clothing retail store - I'm in a student based enterprises/internship that deals with designing merchandise for...

I am currently changing careers and working toward a degree while raising a family, and sometimes it feels like I am behind compared to others in my field. I want to know how people stayed focused when they were trying to build a new career later in life, especially while balancing...

What are some ways to stand out to colleges when making college essays?

What are some ways to make my essay stand out to colleges

I am currently a senior in high school, and I am wondering what steps I should take in college to land my dream job as an interior designer.

Both colleges I'm looking at have very similar finance programs and great internship opportunities. There is no real difference between the two.

How can you overcome those challenges?

I am currently a freshman pr major, what should I know about being an upperclassman, internships, careers, etc?

As a high school senior, should my desire not to be in debt after college affect my decision not to go to med school?

Will I be torturing myself for the next four years and spending unnecessary money just because I enjoy these things? My minors wouldn't relate much to the majors I want.

I can see photography being one, but what are some potential others?

Is there any ways to make money with this today?

Hi! I am a senior in high school, who is motivated and compassionate with a passion for healthcare and community service with the goal of pursuing a Pre-Med track to be a neurosurgeon one day. Dedicated to making a positive impact by providing care, fostering inclusivity, and helping others.

People aren't kidding when they say junior year is the hardest. I'm currently a junior majoring in accounting, and I’ve been struggling this semester—especially with Intermediate Accounting 2 and Intro to Tax. I also work two small on-campus jobs and have a part-time remote tax internship....

I am currently a high school senior, who is attending University of North Carolina Charlotte, double majoring in Psychology and Vocal Music Performance. I would to like to know more about eliminating stigmas of mental health.

I used to think nursing was all about knowing the right procedures, but the more I learn, the more I realize it's the emotional moments that define the job, the moments when a patient is terrified, a family feels hopeless, or a child just needs someone to hold their hand. Clinical skills can...

Looking for potential careers after I earn an environmental engineering degree.

If I have more than enough scholarships to pay my tuition does the leftover go to me?

I've heard from some of my friends you email to let the college know you've committed, however, some say to just follow steps to enroll.

Business is a general degree with many different aspects. I would like to know the different career paths I could chose from.

I am a high school senior, soon graduating! I have been accepted to a college in Florida that I plan to attend, but I find myself nervous that I may make the wrong decision. I'm seeking guidance from others who have left their homes as well for something they loved.

I am going to be an hour and a half away from home, and living with new people and taking my first in-person college science course. What is one thing I should focus one?

What are some good scholarships? I have been struggling to find scholarships for college that apply to me. If you have any ideas or suggestions that would work for an engineer in the future, thank you so much.

How do network in the field of graphic design and photography? I always feel strange and awkward trying to talk to other designers and photographers because I feel like I am interrupting them. I want to stand out to people and have them think of me for internships and job shadowing, but I am...

What are the requirements if I were to pursue a Master's degree. Would I need to study something slightly different yet related, such as architecture or interior architecture as majors?

I'm aware it can be mentally challenging, yet also fulfilling when you help out a client, but what are some things interior designers endure that aren't always talked about?

Is it something to acquire while working in the clinical setting or do you go through a specific program?

What are the steps to finding Internships and jobs? Also, would be smart to look for a bank job for experience?

I'm going to start my freshman year of undergrad this fall, and I'll be majoring in biomedical engineering.

Some of my interests include public health, medical imaging, and medical devices.