Louisiana, USA

I'm a senior in high school. I'm going to Louisiana Tech and I would like to double major in psychology and child development. I've always been a homebody, and really preferred comfort over trying new things. I guess I'm just curious what the hardest part of this transition will be, and what I...

I am an upcoming sophomore and have multiple psychology and science electives to take, I am not sure which ones would be better for my path.

I went to a French Immersion school and was not able to connect with the math teacher and learn as well as I would have hoped. I now struggle with math even though it used to be a course I enjoyed. I really want to major in chemicals I love science a lot but I know I would have to take some...

I’m getting ready to start college soon and feeling a mix of excitement and nervousness. I’d love to hear what helped others adjust—whether it was something academic, social, or just life-related.

I am a senior in high school, and I am open to any sort of path that involves nursing.

I am currently a freshman in college studying psychology with a criminal justice minor and I'd like to learn more about what opportunities I could pursue if I went into forensics.

I'm a Senior in HS and I dream of being on tv as a newsporter. I would love to be the next anchor on the Today's show or Good Morning America. I know that comes with a lot of hard work.

As someone who's planning on majoring in psychology, I've been struggling to decide which area I'm most interested in. How did you decide which area would be better for you?

What subject should I focus on to be a mechanical engineer

I haven't had an internship before and I'm kind of nervous that I am missing something important.

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I am currently a student getting a Business Marketing Degree. I want to see insights from others who have also obtained this degree and what their job is like.

As an 11th grader, I always wondered how each of these subjetcs would apply to my future. I wondered what would happen if I hadn't learned these basic school skills and focused on my career..

As an 11th grader, I always wondered how each of these subjetcs would apply to my future. I wondered what would happen if I hadn't learned these basic school skills and focused on my career.

I live in the south and it seems like more often, industry-related jobs are wanting to hire non-experienced individuals over those with plenty of experience in their technical area of profession. I’m curious why there seems to be a shift to this over applicants with years of industrial...

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