Lansing, Michigan

I am a high school student interested in both research and clinical work, and was wondering if an MD/PhD program would be beneficial! #Spring26

What would you do differently? What would you do the same? Are professors generally receptive and helpful with a parent?? #Spring26 #Parenting #Newborn

This fall I will be going into my freshman year of college. I've heard that I should look into them right away, but I've also heard that as a student-athlete, I ought to focus on the basics for my first year.

When should I start looking for my first internship? This fall I will be going into my Freshman year of college.

For reference, I am a first-year college student with no close relatives who know anything about the college experience.

Next year I will be going to Michigan State University for pre-nursing and I'll have to apply for the nursing school near the end of the school year, but I'm worried that I won't get in. What can I do to still become a nurse if I don't get in?

I am currently a senior in high school graduating in 2026, and I’ve recently turned my academics around after not taking school as seriously earlier on. I’ve learned a lot about discipline and focus, and I’m now committed to continuing that growth into college and my future career. I’ve been...

Do you feel our medical system is effective or efficiently run?
Would you recommend a career in the healthcare field to a senior high school student considering a path in the healthcare field. #fall25

I'm transfering to MSU in the spring and becoming a Hospitality Business major, just looking for some advice! Go Green!

I am a high school senior so I still have time to figure out my job situation but it would be nice to get ahead of the game.

I am a high school senior interested in studying chemistry. I want to pursue a career in forensic science. I have taken a high school-level forensic science class and really enjoyed it, and I have always enjoyed chemistry, but I know it is difficult.

I've been asked this a lot recently in scholarship applications, and I never know how to respond in a way that sounds professional. Starting with "my name is..." feels redundant when your application already has it listed. I just have no idea how to start.

I'm moving to Orlando for college and I know I'll be needing a job to help support the costs, but I don't have a lot of experience job hunting. What's the norm for part-time gigs in Florida, and what are red flags?

I'm an upcoming 2nd year in undergrad. I'm planning on majoring in economics and international studies, and I'm interested in working in economic and environmental policy.

My dream has always been to do some kind of Astrogeology and study incoming samples from space. Seeing as we are in uncertain times for space research, are there any jobs outside of working for Musk that anyone would recommend that seem to have a secure place in the industry? I want to change...

I am a senior in high school. I am currently doing construction technology in the career center and will be studying construction management in college.

Especially for medical or healthcare related classes.

I am a college freshman and am going into the field mostly blind but wanting to learn more about the way this degree applies in the field. I have been working in retail for several years and would like to see things more from the business end about how and why things are chosen and what...

I've taught myself web design and want to pursue a career in UX design, but I have no professional portfolio. Is it necessary to make one without any real experience, or can I get a job without one?

best source to learn math?

I need help earning money

I want to learn these since I am trying to work in the medical field once I graduate high school. So if anyone has any suggestions I would love to hear about them.

How can I start to learn more about some different kinds of medicine, college, and nursing. They seem to be a bit interesting to me. Especially nursing.

I wish to be good at what I do (data analytics)

I'm about to go into college but I don't know if I want to do elementary or secondary teaching. I want to know what grade is the best to teach before I make my choice.

What are some challenges that come when trying to become a therapist? What classes can I take now in high school to help me develop the skills of a therapist?

I am pretty good at it but I would like to get better in order to move on to learning about financial literacy and how to use it in my own way so that I’m able to learn more about it.

How do I decide on whether to pursue a master's degree or a doctorate?

I am a geology major with a climate science minor and it seems like I don't need to pursue a master's degree before a doctorate. Is this frowned upon, or a good option?

I love to do art it is nice and relaxing

Preferably at Michigan State University but general requirement info is welcomed!