Manchester, Maryland

Looking for any tips when it comes to student teaching and having a classroom your first year of school!

I am a high school student going to college for computer science. I have been hearing that the computer science field is getting flooded. Do you agree that the computer science field is getting oversaturated and that jobs might be scarce in the next 5 years?

I'm interested in a career, and I will be attending college for a degree in psychology. Currently, I am interested in becoming a therapist but I'm not sure what to expect.

I will be attending a rigorous university and I'm wondering if I should start out by getting a job my freshman year or wait until after I know how intense classes will be Britain

I'm in 8th grade at 14 years old and I just want a job for the extra money. I've tried searching for jobs but I can't find any.

I am looking to major in materials science for the next four years and one of the major things I lack on my resume is research. I want to do more but I just have not had the opportunities. I want to utilize college to gain this experience but I am afraid that not having past experience will...

I always hear a lot of negative things when it comes to psychology majors, how is that handled?

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Hi, I'm Kaelyn, an upcoming sophomore pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in Ultrasound with a vascular specialization at Mount Aloysius College. My favorite classes so far are physics and medical terminology. My clinicals are coming up next summer, and this question comes to mind while I prepare. I'd...

I am currently completing my BA in education.

What advice do you have for an incoming college freshman so that the first semester/year does not seem so overwhelming? #Spring25

I am a high school senior planning to major in Psychology. I am open to a career in clinical psychology, social work, organizational psychology, or even neuroscience/public health. There is a lot of information online, and I would love to hear from a professional in the field about their career...

Looking for advice on financial aid and scholarships to refrain from graduating with debt.

I have taken a year off from math classes in high school and now am worried about what math looks like in college. I am going to Lycoming College for Film and Video Arts.

I want to study psychology and neuroscience in college, and while I'm interested in seeking a master's degree, it's just not financially justifiable. I will already have so much debt after obtaining a bachelor's degree, and searching online what jobs I can get with it didn't help reassure me....