Kentucky, USA

I'm a sophomore in high school, but I'm already exploring colleges, and I was wondering where and how I can explore them. I'm leaning towards biology more than the 2 other majors. Any recommendations and tips?

My name is Jack, I'm a senior in high school and I was curious as to what kind of good studying tips can I use when I am in college? This would mean a lot to me in the near future.

Will be returning to college as a sophomore, majoring in Cinema, Television, and Emerging Media Studies.

I have been accepted into my college. I have applied to housing and the scholarships they have. Is there anything else that I should do?

After a course in learning about a franchise. And the NBA player that made billions from owning them I became curious and now I’d like to step my foot into that space.

I started my first semester very poorly; the transition to college was rough, and my grades suffered because of it. I am concerned of my chances for more prestigious law schools as a result. Is there anything I can do to remedy my faults in the first semester?

I’ve personally been impacted by mental health struggles, and they’ve motivated me to want to support others through psychology, counseling, or community work.

Specifically to recruiters, what weighs the most when looking at applications to grad school.

I feel like everyone around me has their college major picked out, but I have no clue what I want to do. I'm also worried that I won't be able to survive properly after I move away from home.

I'm mostly concerned that I am not pacing myself correctly for the future and that I will not be prepared enough for it. I'm mostly scared that I am not financially prepared enough for life after college.

I want to be a vet technologist but don't know if I can afford it.

How do lawyers manage the tension between their duty to advocate for their clients and their own moral beliefs? Sometimes the law requires attorneys to defend positions or pursue outcomes that don’t fully align with what they personally feel is just or fair. My question is asking how lawyers...

My name is Joshua. I am interested in majoring in criminal justice because my family members deal with law enforcement. This is something i’m very excited about and open to becoming in my future.

I am currently committed to Malone University for basketball, and I'm very nervous that I will get stressed out especially my freshman year because of how busy I will be. Any advice would be greatly appreciated! Thank you so much!

I'm 17 years old, and in my last year of high school. I plan to major in accounting, but I don't know what a typical workday looks like for an accountant. I'm a pretty introverted person, so I'm wondering if I need to expand my communication and teamwork skills if I am to succeed in this profession.

As a Transportation planner, engineer, or other professional in the field of transportation, do you think the United States and/or other North and South American nations could benefit from more accessible and efficient public transportation options? If so, what type or types of transportation...

What was the impact and how did it change society?

I’m an LPN working full-time on day shift with block scheduling while completing my prerequisites for a BSN program. I’m also a mom and want advice from professionals who managed school, work, and family at the same time.

I am a high school senior who has interest in becoming a chef when I finish college, but I'm not entirely sure what that future might look like.

I am currently a high school senior exploring colleges and my possible career paths. I have been applying to institutions under biomedical sciences for my undergraduate degree. However, I am not sure what direction in the workforce I would like to go. I know I enjoy biology and would like to go...

Is there anything financially that isn't talked about a lot?

What are the best time efficient ways to study in college as an exercise science major? I am a senior in high school and have always rewritten my notes to study which has worked well. I am just not sure I will have time to continue this in college.

I have personally heard that if you're just at the right place at the right time then yes there is a chance to become really successful in the business you have created. It is also still very difficult in creating one because of sponsors and etc. Also the city you're in is also a very big...

I'm looking for a website that will help me locate more scholarships. I typically use FastWeb but want to know if there is anywhere else to find scholarships.

I'm wanting to go to University of Kentucky but I don't know if I can financially, I've applied to a bunch of scholarships but none have gotten back to me.

I want to know I am choosing the right place that fits me and can succeed to my fullest potential.

In 12th grade, parents are unable to pay for college.

I'm in 12th grade.
Looking at trying to attend Bellarmine University in Louisville KY, but I have been offered cheaper options that I would rather not take.

how and why I can do this when i's 14 year old can you please help so I can like know because my parents needs me please

what internship or experience will help me get into being a special education teacher?

The baseball coach wants me to join the baseball team. I've never played before and I'm going in to my Junior year of high school. I'm really athletic and am good at basketball. The league we play in is a small christian league. What should I do?

I turn 14 at the end of September but I'm looking for ways to earn quick cash. I'm really free with my time after school and I feel like there is a better way to spend my time. I'm a freshmen in high school if that helps.

I could do a trade school

I’m going to be a senior at the end of the summer and i need to have everything planned out before i go to college. I have been interested in civil law since about 8th grade. what minor would help prepare me for law school and the field i want to get into in general?

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I'm in the 9th grade in high school wanting to start my pathway/career early

I really need and want a job as a 14 year old in Louisville KY but can’t seem to find any professional jobs or openings

The fear of chooseing the wrong career and then being stuck in that career is quite scary. What if I find out I hate my job. My job will a big portion of my life and I do not want to hate my life.

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I decided I wanted to be a nurse after seeing the nurses that took care of my grandmother. They were so great and caring I truly idolized them.

I know that the job is often shifting, changing, and exceedingly busy, but what is the actual workload? What do you come to work every day expecting to do?

I'm a senior in high school, and I'm about to go to college for an applied music major in vocal and saxophone and a theatre minor.

I am going to be a Junior in College next Semester majoring in Math and CS, I am looking for universities right now and was wondering which ones would be good to look at.

I am a senior in high school, going to college in NYC next year, and majoring in international political economy with the intention of going to law school.
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I want to major in finance, but I am not sure what I will pick as a career will be the best thing for me. I like math and dealing with money, but there are so many options that it can be hard or overwhelming to decide which one I want to do.

As an aspiring UI designer, I would like a professional’s take on uncommon skills that stand out to interviewers—beyond strength in logic and proficiency in coding languages. Is creative thinking a skill that makes an applicant seem well-rounded? Thank you for your time!
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As a new student going into the Accounting field in Summer of 2026, what is a goal I should set for my career? #Spring25

I have already enrolled in college in legal studies just looking for additional tips that could give me a head start.

Radiology is rapidly evolving with the integration of artificial intelligence in workflow optimization, and diagnostics. As a soon-to-be radiologic technologist, understanding how to leverage AI tools while maintaining clinical expertise is key to staying competitive and delivering better...

What are some of your best tips or tricks for studying/learning/passing chemistry?
Or just best study hacks overall, for someone who was never taught how to properly study. The chemistry department at my college pretty much makes your teach your self so some of your best tips would be great.

I've been accepted by multiple universities and only one of them has had an admissions counselor reach out to me.

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