Louisa, Virginia

I'm going back to school to pursue a degree in Computer Science after working as a nanny for nearly nine years. I'm curious to hear from others who’ve made a similar transition, not necessarily the same career choices

I'm about to attend college and get my BSN, and then get my license, but I'm unsure on how to get started as a psychiatric nurse.
#Spring25

I've been searching for graduate schools as I will be a senior in college next year, and there are so many recommended criteria to follow for choosing a program. I value the financial aid offered by the schools, but I also want a program that supports me and the research I want to do. What...

What should I look for when trying to find a future job that fits my major and career path? Is there any specific websites that I should be aware of to help look?

Hey! I recently got into the Global Public Health major at my school. I was wondering what the benefits of a minor in Data Science or Data Analytics are, and which one do you think would be more beneficial in order to work with Global health data and policy in the future? (p.s. Im also pre-med!)

#Spring25 - I did not get an internship for the summer so is getting a research position the next best thing?

I'm a high school senior, enjoyed physics and engineering, good at math. #Spring2025

I am a high school senior with a background in robotics entering the UVA engineering school in the fall. What is the work load like for a mechanical engineer? #Spring25

This year, I was supposed to be a junior in high school, However, I followed a pathway that allowed me to combine my junior and senior year courses into one year, and I plan to graduate a year early. On one hand, this was an accomplishment I am proud of. However, recently I have been stressing...

The biggest tips on being a business major. what are the different aspects of the major? What paths can you take with this major.

Things that streghten writing, adjectives and how to persuade a college.

I’m graduated from high school, really into music, traveling, living in the moment, take pictures for memories, ready to start asap.

I’m a rising junior in high school and I know I have time to figure it out, but I want to make my college experience meaningful. I want to pick a good college for whatever I want to major in. I also don’t want to lose a bunch of time or money from switching majors or anything like that.

what is the best advice for someone who chooses this career path coming right out of high school

I am in 8th grade going into 9th and I just want to think ahead