Middleburg, Pennsylvania

I'm 17 years old, and I've planned on entering law enforcement for years now, hoping to become a detective that works specifically on a special victims unit. However, I was diagnosed with both ADHD and ODD back when I was in 1st grade. I'm currently on medication for both. I've heard online...

Is it better to pursue internships in the field first?

I am a current high school senior looking to pursue a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) starting in the fall of 2026. As a student transferring into the college life, it has come to my understanding that it can be difficult to some to adapt to the lifestyle. What can I do to make the switch...

What are other resources that I can use to find more scholarships before and during college? Are there any scholarships that are specific to business majors, or specifically supply chain management undergraduate students?

I just wanna know if its a growing a good field.

I love being involved in many things but am not sure if that's possible with a major in nursing. How should I balance everything?

what are some of the things i can do with it.

What type of exercises are there or ways to practice getting and keeping a steady hand during surgeries. #Spring25

I’ve been so focused on grades, test scores, and resumes that I haven’t thought deeply about the interpersonal or emotional skills that make someone truly successful in college or the workplace. I want to make sure I’m not just academically prepared, but also mentally and socially ready. What...

I don't want to pursue university but I still want to try for this job. What is the best way I could try to enter the UX design field. Something that doesn't have a university degree.

I want to know if even though I go to college not knowing what I want to do if I will be supported and helped in making decisions even though I really should have them made up already

I am starting school in the summer, I am nervous about how I am supposed to balance everything. I want to believe it is similar to undergrad, but every conversation I have had with a professor or a student makes it sound overwhelming.

Do they look for leadership, quality of designs? Anything else? How do you demonstrate these quotes?

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.

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