Milton, Florida

Hi everyone! I’m a student interested in going into computer science, and I’d love some advice on how to prepare now. What classes, coding languages, or projects should I start with in middle/high school? Are there any clubs, internships, or online resources you recommend? I’m especially...

I intend to acquire my masters in Archaeology, hopefully to achieve my dream of travelling around the world doing work that I love.

I’m starting the Radiography A.S. program soon, and I want to make sure I’m building the right foundation for my career from day one. I’m trying to understand which certifications, technical skills, and clinical experiences will make me more competitive once I graduate. I’m also interested in...

I am a high school senior, and have been conflicted on going into either vet med or neurology.

I'm going for my A.A. but my end goal is to be an RN. I'm hoping to test out of pre-requisites and only have to focus on the core classes I need, but that's a lot of studying and I tend to procrastinate a lot or get side-tracked. Any tips?

I will be majoring in bioengineering and will also be getting an on-campus job, but I still want to be able to have fun and hangout with friends!

Either way I need a master's degree but which major will prepare me better for that pathway?

My plan is to study at Spurgeon College with a Bachelor's in Christian Ministry and a Master's in Biblical Counseling, but my tuition is 10k/yr more than I am able to pay. Any help is appreciated. I am a service-motivated person, and I would rather have no debt out of college so that I can...

Hello! My name is Meadow, and I am going to study Biblical Counseling in College!

How do college students balance their school load with a job?

11th grader interested in fashion design

I have a 4.25 GPA, 1532 SAT, and a 34 ACT. I am taking 6 AP classes, in 2 honor societies, participate in sports, and very involved music.

I want to become an animal trainer and work with whatever animals I can. I am just wondering if college is necessary because I struggle with math and science and biology.

I am going to school for exercise science because I love improving health and movement to make life better, and I want to help others do the same. I want to brainstorm ideas on future careers while I am still in school but am unaware of all the opportunities and wanted some insight.

I’m a junior in college and recently decided that my major, marine biology, isn’t going to work out. But I love chemistry and am taking organic chemistry at the moment and find it so fascinating . I need to talk with my advisor to tell her that I need to switch to biochemistry or chemistry...