Loveland, Colorado

I’m interested in understanding how factors such as tuition costs, transfer opportunities, academic preparedness, and long-term career advantages compare between starting at a community college and going straight into a university program.

I am a high school senior getting ready to go to college. I want to study biology and later do medical school to become a pediatrician. However, I have a fear that with the advancing usage of AI, a job like mine won't be needed.

I am in a real estate club already and have started networking. I am at the Leeds School of Business at the University of Colorado Boulder, and I've been surrounded by business by my parents my whole life, but want to learn things specific to real estate and marketing.

Id like to minor in criminology and criminal justice but im not sure what I should major in as a general backup. I cant see myself doing anything other than being in law enforcement, but a major to help as a backup if something goes bad would help!

I have a lot of people close to me who are pursuing/have pursued a degree in communications, and I want to know if this is actually lucrative. Is it going to be taken over by AI communicators in the future who can do it more efficiently?

I'm out of state from NJ going to school in Boulder. Is it worth it, or should I go home? I don't want to be in crippling debt with a business degree.

Advice about hands on experience

What was your most successful study habits that helped you pass classes with good or great grades? Especially with nursing prerequisites!

hey I'm an 8th grader and I've been wanting my own video game I know a little bit of code and have characters but I'm not sure what else to do if anyone has ideas please do tell.

I love anything related to the brain, nerves, surgery, and biology.
I feel very hopeless, I need advice please

I plan on attending OSU in Stillwater and pursuing and Ag real-estate career. I am super excited, but I do think getting started in this field will be pretty difficult.

I know there are so many pathways available in nursing; but what is the best advice to get into a specialty that you already have your sights set on?

I currently work in a planetarium while pursuing my undergrad in Physics and I would love to continue on this path. #Spring25

Was it difficult to begin your life in the medical world after medical school? Or was medical school the toughest part of your journey? What should I expect when entering medicine?

Just trying to get some money to help pay for college :)