La Grange, Kentucky

I know that studying engineering can be very difficult and time-consuming and that it will be very different than what I am used to in high school. I am looking for any studying tips and tricks to make my transition from high school courses to engineering courses as simple and painless as...

As a female entering college to study engineering next year, I am curious what kind of obstacles or challenges I will be facing in my college years and career since engineering is considered a predominantly male profession. #engineering

I hear that it is extremely stressful and hard. #no #yes #maybe

I want to be a dentist because it only takes 4 extra years and they make good money but I don't know if it is extremely hard or anything. #no #yes

Hi! My name's Keegan and I'm currently an undergraduate student in the honors program at Tulane University. After seeing and realizing the financial burden of my first semester here on both my family and my future self, I started thinking about changing my previous plan of a 3+2 year dual...

What keeps you motivated in this field? What kind of fulfillment do you get in this field? What's frustrating about it? Are there many opportunities in this field? #career #nursing #nurse #nurse-practitioner #geriatrics

I'm thinking about whether to move to Florida or stay in Kentucky for college. #college #jobs #job-search #employment-opportunities #out-of-state-student #healthcare #hospital-and-health-care

I've always wanted to be a physician. But after taking medical classes at my high school, I've started to lose interest. Then, recently, I've thought of becoming a school counselor...but I feel like I'm not good at communicating with people and I've heard that school counselors don't do much...

I'm having trouble deciding where to go to college. Excluding the costs, I want to go out of state. But I also had an idea that maybe I should go to college in-state first for the first 4 years then go to college out of state for grad...And I'd like to get out of my comfort zone and become a...

My teacher told me that most of the time, counselors does more of administrative work. They barely have time to actually counsel students anymore. #psychology #guidance-counselor #student-counseling

I was asking this question because it seems like to me, that getting a job during college is impossible. But somehow, people graduate college and I wonder how? #jobs #school #time-management #work-life-balance

At times I have trouble studying and I have different methods to study. I'm asking this question because I want to know if it would be more difficult to study in college then in high school. #time-management #studying-tips

A marketing degree Is a pretty broad and general degree. What are some specific type of career paths a graduate may expect to follow once they receive their degree ? #career #marketing #career-advice #job-opportunities

I envision myself working in the publishing industry- my question is what is the best major, English, marketing or both ? #professor #professional #academic-publishing

I would like to either be a pediatric nurse or pediatrician and I'm not sure if being a doctor would be easier in the long run and better for me than being a nurse. What do you do differently when you are a doctor that you can't do as a nurse? #pediatrician #pediatric-nursing #doctor #nursing...