Madison, Wisconsin

I am an incoming college freshman excited for my next four years, but I am a little nervous about how to manage the extra workload.

I am a college freshman at a community college, I know it's awhile down the road before I decide what school I will transfer to but I'm curious. What was your major / minor in for your bachelors degree and what school did you attend for your master's degree?
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I want to go into electrical engineering and especially into robotics so I was wondering if math or physics is more important for it?

Is there a limit on the number of scholarships a student can earn?

Anyone transfer schools at some point in their college career or determine that their major just didn't fit their plan any more?
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I am trying to decide between becoming a Physical Therapist for athletes or pediatrics. However, Nutrition - specific to athletes is also interesting to me.

I'm going to grad school next year for art education, and don't know which grades I want to end up teaching.

I am an undergrad student perusing a BA in Art History. I love to research, write, and immerse myself with art and artists. Will being a curator fulfill my passions?

I have passion for care, academic advancement and research.

What are the best strategies to retain complex medical information?

I’m a high school senior and I plan on double majoring in developmental psychology and speech and hearing services but I see my coworkers who are adults now have issues with the other people working there and I want to learn how I can handle any problems that may arise in my future workplace.

I am currently a third year undergraduate student.

I have seen many ways you can gain experience and learn about a field while in high school, but I was wondering how helpful job shadowing is. My stepmom recommended I try and shadow a family friend of ours because she works at a local news station for news broadcasting and that is a secondary...

I want to study abroad but as I'm looking for colleges there are options for study abroad, but not in my field of interest in an English-speaking country. can you learn something in your minor or something related to a future career while you study abroad?

I know that in college you have a major and a minor ( Or multiple minors/ majors?) and a certain amount of credits you need to take a year to graduate like in high school, but how is it different from high school? How do minors work and is it normal to take more than one or is it easier to...