Lafayette, Colorado

Ever since I was young I have always been interested in doing ballet but due to financial issues I never could have. I also really interested in doing pre-med but I don't think I'll be able to do ballet. What do I do?

As a senior in high school, I've always been extremely nervous about college since I don't want to make the wrong decision and go into debt. I want to do something fashion related but I've heard that it's hard because it's not really a top priority career. I wanted to expand my umbrella of...

I'm nervous about the HUGE changes in weather and how that will impact my every day life. How do college students cope with such major changes? I also will know nobody going into college, how do I make myself personable and find friends fast? Also roommates! How do I find a roommate and how bad...

what if i don't get accepted into any of the collages i chose or applied to should i just wait and try again or should i lower my expectations and apply to more colleges

I want to make sure I am doing all the right things on my journey to college as I start this new chapter in my life.

I am getting ready for my second year of college, and I have found myself becoming more concerned with how rapidly AI is advancing. My ultimate fear is that I will have a degree that has no practical use in the real world. Should I look into changing my major from accounting to something else?...

I want to become a therapist and will have to work full time to support myself. I'd like to streamline the process between earning my BS and working on my Master's.

I currently use fastweb but there's a lot of options and I don't know which one is the best.

I love the idea of working in an investigative field, so considering my interests in the law, the US Government systems, and the sciences, what should I choose to be my minor?

I have wanted to be a coroner for years now. However, I'm not exactly sure what to do in college. I'm going to major in biochemistry and I know I have to do residencies, but I'm lost beyond that. #Fall25

I’m interested in understanding how factors such as tuition costs, transfer opportunities, academic preparedness, and long-term career advantages compare between starting at a community college and going straight into a university program.

How to narrow down career paths that will be interesting and fun for me long-term?

I am a Coloradoan who loves to ski, rock climb, and am simply wondering how others have related their desires and passions to their careers or projects later in life.

I have struggled to hold myself accountable in the past and have realized that I need a support system to expedite or ease the struggles of life but I've been having trouble finding these connections and breaking out of ones that have rendered my success in the past.

I am a senior in high school, and one of the things I am worried about in college is how I will balance school/study with work and personal life. What is some advice to be able to maintain a balanced lifestyle?