King George, Virginia

Anything college related that you had to learn the hard way. Or would learning it the hard way better my experience and person?

My plan is to direct films/documentaries, I am a high school senior, getting ready to go to school in the fall.

What will my job mostly entail?

How hard will it be?

I know that college is supposed to be where I get my education from to become successful, but how do I know when I’ve actually become successful ?

I’m a homeschooler who will be attending community college to be able to save up money before being able to go to a four year university and I aim to get my masters degree. So how can I build up my application and resume?

I am majoring in criminal justice in college.

How will my masters of business administration open more doors for me both within and outside of my current organization, and how will it help support the HR and finance aspects of my job?

High school Senior #Spring25

I'm graduating in May with a Bachelor’s in Microbiology and I'm interested in becoming a Medical Laboratory Scientist (MLS). However, I don’t have any clinical lab experience, and the information I’ve found online about the process is a bit confusing and inconsistent. Could someone help me...

I have seen many workers get laid off and internship offers rescinded due to current US politics. I want to know how to prepare myself for those stressful and critical situations. Are there any resources we can go to for help or support systems we can depend on for these situations?

Hi, I'm currently a senior at my school. I plan on becoming an EMT this summer and this fall working on getting my Paramedic. I plan on being done with my paramedic and working a while before going for undergrad classes. What is the hardest part of becoming a paramedic going to be.

My major is currently IT and I'm planning on getting a security+ certificate

This year, I was supposed to be a junior in high school, However, I followed a pathway that allowed me to combine my junior and senior year courses into one year, and I plan to graduate a year early. On one hand, this was an accomplishment I am proud of. However, recently I have been stressing...

I am getting ready to graduate and I plan on starting off by going to a community college then going off to a 4-year university in order to apply for medical school. How should I prepare for all of these plans that will change my life?

I know I need to have a lot of different things on my application in order to stand out in the application process. I know that there is also a requirement for research to apply to most schools as well as a requirement for having leadership opportunities. Where and how can I achieve all of...