Mazomanie, Wisconsin

I want ot know how people are able to travel a bunch when they have a lot of responsibilities when they are older.

I am pursuing a degree in entomology and life science communications. I'm exploring career options/ next steps for my majors.

I’m a junior at UW-Madison focusing on Global Security and Russian. I want to use the language practically in a future career in national security. What experiences or extra steps (beyond classes) actually made Russian a game-changer for people in security, policy, or military roles?

I'm a senior in highschool and my mind is really set on vet school, I've been working in a clinic and undrstand the field but I always question my academics. How can I ensure I'm competitive enough with good grades, how do I know when I should re-take a class? What helps you be successful in...

I am a sophomore in high school in Wisconsin but looking to move to LA and attend film school while working internships after graduation. I own one camera and an editing software and have little access to creative technique information. Have already completed writing full script for what I plan...

I am a sophmore at University of Wisconsin Madison majoring in Consumer Behavior and Marketplace Studies and Communication Arts.

I am looking for advice regarding working while attending school. Could you provide some guidance or recommendations? I am hoping to work on campus to help pay my tuition.

I am a sophomore in college, at Edgewood University in Madison, WI. It has always been my dream to become a NICU nurse, but I always have something holding me back.

I learned about the criminal profiler career and it inspired me to want to become one. Is it a real job? I've gotten mixed responses before so I'm uncertain. If it is real though, is it only a job in the FBI or can I be a criminal profiler outside of the FBI?

I'm graduating fairly early (I am 20 years old and graduate this spring) and I'm just worried that I don't have enough work/research experience to get into a program.

If I have an interest in Ancient Greek and Roman philosophy in particular, should I study Classics instead of general philosophy? How would that affect which courses I take in college?
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Hi! I'm currently a high school senior, looking to pursue a degree in Biochemistry. I would love to also partake in cancer research while attending college to help those in need. #FALL25

I am a senior, and I plan to study either Baking and Pastry Arts or Conservation and Sustainability.

Is it the best route to go through law school or just get a master's?

What are some things you wish you knew or would have done when in graduate school (specifically mental health counseling degrees)? I am about to enter a graduate program for mental health counseling and I am stressed about everything that is to come (financial aid, loan repayment, managing time...

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 will be a freshman starting college in the fall and my major is art education.

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'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.

It seems like the cost has gone up so much compared to 20 years ago.

Criminal profilers require time in law enforcement beforehand. Do you have to be a police officer, or is there another job that can fulfill that requirement? I never had in mind being a police officer, so I was hoping there were other jobs in that field.

I'm a sophomore in high school but I was wondering what classes (AP or honors preferably) to take for my junior year to help me become a criminal profiler. I'm 100% confident I want to do that job but I don't know what classes can push me into that direction.

I am currently a third year undergraduate student.