Lapel, Indiana

I'm currently a student and working part-time. I have grown accustomed to my working routine after so many years and feel like I'll get burnt out if I quit and look for another employment related to my major.

When referring to classes, I mean would it be best to start studying after taking biochemistry, Chemistry 1, etc? Are any of these classes absolutely necessary to being overall preparation?

I am currently pursuing a degree in accounting, in a lot of movies and shows you see accountants as the person in the cubicle that hate it and are bored with their lives. How can I make sure that does not happen to me?

High School Senior interested in majoring in Civil Engineering.

What are all the benefits could I earn from doing this? I know its important to get into college, and perhaps some jobs, but is there even more now that I'm in college? I would love to learn more! #Spring25

I feel like social media has taken over my brain and my attention span leading me to only lean on instant gratification, but I want to be able to commit and engage with something longer than two minutes. (especially going into collage in the Fall)

I just need some suggestions, or even just some simple tips, any advice is welcomed, especially if they can really assist me, in this issue I’m having.

I'm a current computer science freshman feeling unsure about this degree path. I'm worried that I've set myself for a lonely or unfulfilling job, as everyone I've met doesn't seem to be happy at all. To people who graduated with a computer science degree and work in the field: What made you...

I am a current computer science major finishing up my first year at school. While I haven't done the worst academically, I also haven't been the best. I don't get the best grades and have failed at least one class this year, but I still think I could graduate with this degree in four years very...

Everyone says that college is a good place to go to experience real life but how exactly. I feel like you can experience “real life” at any point in your life.

I am a 14 year old girl and I do ballet at a pre professional level. I train 5 times a week for atleast 2 hours a day but it’s more often like 4/5 hours. I still love ballet and would not like to quit but I want to persue acting also. How should I tell my parents. I’m concerned that they won’t...

I am a highschool wrestler and am interested in pursuing it in college. But i fear it may be difficult. Is it?

I'm a high school senior, and I'm planning on majoring in computer science and/or engineering, but I still struggle to look for what I want to do with my degree once I graduate. Can anyone give me examples of real-world, attainable jobs that computer science graduates can get?

play volleyball and go to school for sonography

What are the easiest Dual Credit classes for a 7/8th grader who wants to major in Biology and become a Cardiologist?