Long Hill, New Jersey

This is my question and like advice. #Spring25

I am a soon to be graduate from high school and I have interned at a human resources department for 6 months and have realizes that it is the career I desire. I'd like to know a little more about some tips on how to climb the corporate ladder.

I want to thrive in all three aspects in order to be happy. #Spring25

I am currently attending a notoriously great school for my major, but I don't know if it is the right fit for me.

AI has been improving constantly so if I risk getting a degree in computers or programming, etc, those 4 years I spend in college, AI will improve past the need for computer science degree,s

I'm completing my first year of college.

I'm an incoming freshman starting my electrical engineering degree at SUNY Binghamton this fall. I want to familiarize myself with the material before classes begin- everything from core concepts and key skills to career paths and must-know resources. #Spring25

How can I overcome these obstacles, and is it difficult to find the right job for you? #Spring25

I work as a therapist while in graduate school for my PhD, but I find it difficult to balance my work, jobs, and family. I work so that I can decrease the student loans I am taking out, so I can't limit my hours.

I’m a lower junior in college, I don’t have the highest gpa but I was wondering if there’s any additional scholarships other than Gilman and CIEE for study abroad extra funding. #spring25

I'm a senior in high school and planning to major in computer science or cybersecurity in college. I really enjoy math-related classes like Pre-Calculus, Algebra, and Robotics, and I’m good with technology. I also like programming, building robots, and playing video games in my free time. As...

I'm almost complete with my first year as a college student and I'm graduating early due to me coming into the year with credits from classes taken while in high school. I'm still exploring what I want to do but Communications has been looking appealing combined with Psychology.

Im a 12th grader entering college in a completely new state. How do I manage?

I'm a freshman in college majoring in Advertising and Marketing Communications, and I'm passionate about working in the fashion industry; specifically in PR and creative direction. My dream is to one day become a creative director for a fashion brand. I've worked before in other jobs, but I...

I am thrilled to have committed as a Division I soccer player but also want to make sure I make friends and have experiences beyond the sport. Do you have any suggestions for how to best balance the responsibilities and parameters of a committed athlete with those of a typical teenager...

As an oncoming college freshman, I would like to know what I can do in order to start preparing for a successful career path, even now. #Spring25

I'm asking this as someone who is deciding between an affordable CUNY college, and an expensive private college.

I am wondering what medical or scientific major is right for me to study.

I'm a high school senior who is interested in social and medical science degrees, and am currently looking into psychology. I'm trying ti figure out what field might be right for me.

I'm a current high school senior who needs the money to save for college, and am looking into possible part time, internships, or even summer jobs available, that I can work while studying my freshman year. Can anyone help? Thank you.

how is work-life balance as an aesthetic nurse in new york city?

Hello! Does anyone know medical professionals who are open to being shadowed? Or rather, how did you guys start your shadowing process?

Hi! Throughout high school, I have developed a strong admiration for both journalism and the legal field. As Editor in Chief of my school newspaper and Captain of the Moot Court and Mock Trial Competition team, I'm wondering what steps I can take to further myself in a career that contains...

How does one navigate pivoting into a new career sector that requires specialized skills? What methods should someone use to describe their transferable skills?

I am currently a student athlete in high school. I will be attending college in fall 2025 and plan on playing basketball in college. It's been a long time since I have had classes, so I'm not used to having to balance my workload while playing sports.

I'm wondering how feasible it is to both work and attend college.

Which organizations or events in NYC are best for meeting other designers?

It's very challenging to get a job especially at the moment due to the current economic and political climate. How do students looking for jobs adapt to this?

Just a 1st generation college bound student looking for helpful hints

I would like to know tips that will help me communicate more, and even in my classes and how to achieve higher heights.