Minnesota, USA

Asking as a senior in high school who is expected to have over $100,000 in college debt after graduation. Different organizations often have different essay prompts, and I am applying to many so I end up having to write a different essay for each one.

I'm a senior in high school still deciding if i should be a plumber or a diesel mechanic.

I'm a senior in high school still deciding if i should be a plumber or a diesel mechanic.

I am a sophomore in high school, obviously still young, but I want to look at my future options sooner rather than later.

I want to be in a field that is physics dominated, but I am not entirely interested in common fields like engineering.

I am currently a 10th grader in high school. I'm taking college classes this year and plan on taking more next year. How do I manage to keep up with my classes but still find time for friends and family?

I want to make sure I can have a good balance between work and my personal life. It’s important to me to have time for family, friends, and things I enjoy, not just work all the time. I’ve heard that some careers can take up a lot of your time, so I want to understand what that’s really like.

I am 16 years old and currently in 10th grade. I want to be a vet when I am older. What kind of experiences should I try to get before I graduate? Should I try to get a job working on a farm? What should I do during the summer that would help me get experience?

I am in 10th grade at Roseau High School, and I am seriously considering a career in graphic design. I haven't looked into the timeline as to how you move through the years as a Graphic Designer, but I want to hear from people who have experience in the field. Thank you!

What are some good things to know before starting a business?

Could I start right when I get out of college?

I'm currently 16 years old and I am in 10th grade. I've decided I want to. be a vet when I am older. What classes should I take that will help me achieve my goal?

I’m a 16 year old girl who’s really interested in becoming a welder, and I’m trying to understand what the learning process actually feels like over time. I want to get to the point where I can consistently produce strong, high quality welds and feel confident in my skills.

Sometimes school feels pointless or just too much, and I struggle to find the energy to keep going. I want advice on how to stay motivated, push through hard days, and actually feel like my effort matters.

I often feel like there aren’t enough hours in the day. Between school, sports, and having jobs, next year being in 4 college classes, I worry I won’t have any time for myself or to enjoy life. I want advice on how to manage my responsibilities while still having time to relax and do things I enjoy.