Manchester, Connecticut

I'm a future student at FIT and I got accepted. I will study in double-major and I'm confused about communication design. What do I suppose to do in case to become a good communication designer? And what are the profits of it if I want to open my design business?

What’s the most interesting part?

I’m a senior in highschool and I’m considering law school but I’m not completely sure if it’s meant for me I thought some insight might help

Hi, I am a rising Junior in college and although I am following the curriculum at my school, I often feel that there is more skills that I need to learn in order to reach my goal. Can someone give me some advice towards that ?

I do not know what roles I should consider looking into for the business field, whether it is accounting, human resources, or marketing, I have no clear direction at the moment. I am trying to find an entry level job currently, I have 0 experience so far.

how can i be guaranteed a well-paying job in business field

What medical schools should I start to seek out? What classes should i begin to take as a senior and junior in highschool?

Im looking to get my masters in bioinformatics and I want to make sure it’s going to be the right career choice for me. I currently have a background in medical laboratory science, working both in clinical labs and pharmaceutical labs.

CamRon G, Grade 12

Cam'ron, age 18

I would like to be a pharmacist or biomedical engineer

I've seen a wild range of answers to this question, and I just want a straight answer. What kind of things does it entail?

As a college student working in a admin job. I have no prior experience in IT. Where would I start to get an entry level job in IT.

I will be an OD1 student next year, and I was wondering what other people's experiences are in terms of financial aid and paying off their optometry school debt.

I am interested in becoming an Architect. I understand there are education requirements. I would like to discuss the topic with someone in this field..

I am currently a pre-optometry student, and was wondering what motivated optometrists to choose the field!

I am in school and I work, but I still want to improve more.

I'm currently 17 and I'm a senior in high school, but I'm finding it difficult to pick a career choice mostly because after I invest money into that career what if I decide 2 months in, that's it's not for me. Then what do I do? How do I make sure that I pick a career choice that goes with me,...

Which is a better major? Psychology or Law?

#fall22

How do i get colleges to notice me in a small, lesser known school

I am currently a senior in highschool, looking to major in Elementary-Education. Is there any helpful tips to be successful in that major, or any recommendations of the job it's self?

How should I get involved in political campaigns when I get to college. I am a senior in high school and I am looking to pursue the political science field and want to become a lawyer. I love my AP Government class and learning about our history and the Constitution.

How do I know which scholarships I have been chosen for? I've applied to so many on multiple websites, how do I know if and when I am awarded one?

How does college life differ at big schools compared to smaller schools?

Accounting major?

I have been hearing how hard it is to get students back on the right track post-pandemic. I would just like to get someones point of view on the level of difficulty it has been. Has there been a noticeable set backs? #FALL22

What classes are required for biomedical engineering in college that I can take in High school?

This is for studying and for exams and questions.

If I like geometry, what majors and careers will fit me?

Just wondering if this would be possible- I understand it might vary on the school.

I am at such a loss at the moment. I'm not exactly sure what I want to pursue. My top two options at the moment are nurse anesthetist and pediatrician. I understand that there is a huge gap between the two, but I really want to look into whats the most practical. Commit to Med school?- or earn...

I plan on going to a safety school because it offers the courses I need, and it's financially more practical. Although it's not highly renowned I feel like that won't matter as much when I apply to grad school (medicine). I've been told that the college you go to doesn't affect your chances of...

I've done so much research, but I just can't seem to find a concise answer.

I plan to be a first-gen grad in the U.S.- because of this, I don't know who to ask question about stuff like this. What should I try to accomplish my junior year?

I tend to procrastinate a lot and be very lazy. I want to peruse medical school but have currently hit a wall. What do I do?

Trying to get my priorities straight. :)

It's crazy how technology is taking control of many careers. Will pediatricians be in more or less demand than currently? Based of statistics and such.

Just wondering what the time span looks like, although i'm only a sophomore in high school.

Just want to make sure I understand what I'm getting myself into :)

Was wondering what requirements look like.

A confused high school student :')

Just a curious high school sophomore :)

I've heard that college is a lot less stressful and 'fast-paced' in comparison to high school. Is this true?

Just wondering what the workload, and overall routine would look like. :)

Aspire to be a Pediatrician ASAP :)

I'm currently a sophomore in high school and was wondering that once the time comes- how would I begin my path to Medical School?

Just a sophomore (High School) wondering about the Medical School process- specifically whether or not there are some specifics I should look out for.

I'm struggling in Algebra 2 at the moment- will this affect me in the long run?

I'm currently a sophomore, but post-high school, I plan on attending a college in the New England Region. Afterward, I aspire to attend Medical School and become a certified Pediatrician :)

I am still young and have a lot to decide but will be in high school soon and need to figure everything out! #academic-advising Edit: It is now October of 2022. I have moved farther up in my schooling, still not quite there but getting closer and more eager to continue my education! I do...