Minnesota, USA

What do these professionals do every day? what are some common tasks they have to do? are they required to work vastly? if so, what is the most time-consuming task they complete? I am overall very curious to know what environment they work in, like at home or at an office. Lastly, what is one...

I'm in a LPN program soon doing a LPN to RN bridge program once I graduate. I plan on being a labor and delivery nurse once I get my RN.

I'm in a LPN program soon doing a LPN to RN bridge program once I graduate. I plan on being a labor and delivery nurse once I get my RN.

I'm in a LPN program soon doing a LPN to RN bridge program once I graduate. I plan on being a labor and delivery nurse once I get my RN.

I'm a high school sophomore IT student, and I was assigned to research in-depth and (hopefully) conduct an interview (via email, over Google Meet, or on the phone) with someone in that specific position. The position im working on is IT Technical writing. Any recommendations on where to get...

I am in the 10th grade and exploring future careers as part of a project. Currently, I am very interested in becoming a nurse anesthetist. What is your workday like as a nurse anesthetist? What skills are the most important in your opinion?

At school, I researched professions I would like to pursue. I chose cybersecurity in general; one of the questions was: "What does a typical workday look like in this profession?" I wondered what an average day is like for people who work in the field of cybersecurity.

I am a 10th grade IT student set to graduate highschool with an associates degree and I would like to blend my enjoyment for building (architecture), with my given major (information technology), and being a BIM sounds like a good midpoint between the two. I would like a little more knowledge...

I know I need to meet pre-reqs in order to get into either med/dent. school and the best way is through majoring in a science like Biochem. but after that is there other advice you have that is more specific that someone wouldn't just know?
#fall25

I’m considering starting at a community college for the first two years to save money before transferring to a university. Since I hope to pursue medicine, I want to understand how medical schools view this path and whether it affects competitiveness.

Especially for the PharmD test.

I have been looking into engineering, particularly chemical, but my top school has a very strong mechanical program. How different are types of engineering?

I'm in art school, majoring in Technology, Art, & Design with an emphasis in graphic design. I'm wondering what habits and behaviors will set a student like me up for success VS. the ones that will simply just get me a passing grade.

I am currently an 18 year old in high school. I am planning on attending the Carlson School of Management at the University of Minnesota Twin-Cities, and I have been told there are many internships! My main worry is how I approach the internships, for example, I wonder the best way to find...

I hope to go to the University of Minnesota for Mechanical Engineering, I'm dedicated to the idea but I am curious how hard the courses really are and how it affects people's daily lives.

I am a high school senior with a plan to study agriculture studies in the fall. I chose this path because I am not sure what I want to do yet, but I am afraid that I won't know what to do after college.

For business/law majors

Are there any tips or tricks I should keep in mind when making industry connections?

Good study habits for students in engineering.

What colleges have those degrees? What would the job titles be for someone who wants to do this??

I am currently a college freshman at Gustavus Adolphus and I hope to some day be in the field researching or in a classroom teaching on the collegiate level in biology or ecology. However, I worry about how the job market will look for those positions in ~6 years.

What are the downfalls of being a music education major in college? #Fall25

Particularly, biracial students.

I'm open to any helpful study tips:)

What websites can I go to?

I want to start my own business and have a business plan written out. But I don’t know where to start with investors.

How should I decide on one college major/future career when I have many in mind? #Fall25

Since I got onto this platform I realized that I would want my career to be focused more on the human behavior aspect of law enforcement or forensics. However, most jobs like this don't pay well and often come with a heavy mental burden. Going into college and the work life, would it be better...

I've attended many college fairs and will be graduating high school with an associate degree in information technology, as I'm taking the Ptech course in Minnesota. I don't yet know which college I want to attend, but it should be one that's relatively close to Minnesota and supports people...

What IT jobs can I get with an Associate's degree in Information Technology? I enjoy building things and like hands-on jobs that are also well-paid. I learn quite quickly, so any practical job I can get with my Associate's degree in Information Technology would be a good career option for me.

What is the best way to get in contact with people that would be willing to become life/career/business mentors. Im looking forward to learning from people with previous experiences, and being able to avoid a lot of mistakes as I develop in my business journey.

I’m currently enrolled in university, but i’m an undecided major. The problem is I am very indecisive about my career path. I know I don’t want to do school for a long time, but I want to make good money. I don’t want to major in anything math heavy because that’s the subject I struggle with...

I’m a student at Winona state Univeristy, and my major is undecided. I’ve always wanted to work in the medical field, and I was interested in Radiology. I want to be a radiology technician and i’m wondering if it’s worth getting a bachelors degree for it. Are there any pros & cons? What classes...

I'm a single mom of two teens, almost 40, so I have TONS of loved experience. I recently got back into college, took two classes over the summer, and I'm starting fall classes in a week pursuing my LADC. However, a few years ago, I decided that I wanted to be a Social Worker. Somehow this...

Artist, Teacher, Nurse. This is the order in which I've wanted to become throughout my life. I've wanted to be an artist my entire life as a career. I forgot how to draw, paint, etc, when I was in my sophomore year of high school. I can see what I want to draw but I can never fully commit to it...

In my opinion, doing my BSN online would be a major help. Not only would it cost less due to being online(at least that's what all of the online college websites are saying) but I could also work a nursing job at the same time as learning and not have to worry about being overstimulated and/or...

I'm a high school senior right now but my parents have both agreed that going through Nursing school and working would not work out.

I am a college student who recently took on an unpaid internship. I am struggling as it isn't aligning with my goals and career path and during the interviewing and applying stages, they never mentioned fundraising which gives me a slight bad taste with how they completely left it out in...

I am a former cat owner looking for an animal shelter that will allow me to take care and play with the cats.

An out-of-state student looking for extra aid. I do not fit in the "need"-based, yet out of state if way more than what I do have. I have a great GPA and would like help on finding niche and academic based scholarships.

I am currently a Junior in college studying accounting. I also have an internship at one of the Big 4 firms. I plan on getting my CPA after I finish 5 years of school (4-bachelors and 1-year of masters). I want help decided if I should stay in public accounting and work my way up or if it will...

Guidance snd details for after graduation success

I hold a bachelor's degree in public health, a master's degree in public health, and a certificate in community and behavioral health. I want a pathway that will help me get a job more easily in most job sectors. Now I am thinking about a doctorate in behavioral health from the Cummins Graduate...

Why does it make sense—or not—for someone like me, who’s stronger in English and history and not really into math, to pursue a career in healthcare, specifically dermatology, even though science isn’t my strongest subject (but not my worst either)? How can I figure out if I’m making the right...

I looked at the U of M checklist and it said what prerequisites I need to enter the sonography program should I get my prerequisites done at a community college?
( I am a junior in HS)

I'm going to pursue a P-Tech degree for my associate's degree in information technology. What would be a suitable and well-paying career choice for this degree? + I'm going to college to pursue a degree in information technology and engineering. And what would be a good summer job?

Hello, I'm a Freshman in high-school and I have an interest in software and working with computers. I would like to know about any career choices that would be good for me to look in to, in order for me to find a job I might enjoy in the future. I would also like to know about any major I...

The major that I want is comp sci.

I'm a freshman in high school, and I've always been interested in working with computers and operating systems. I want to know what some relevant degrees or jobs are if I have a big interest in working with operating systems and computer hardware; particularly building computers and possibly...

What's an advantage hardware degrees have? what jobs would I be able to get under an hardware degree? Are there any programs in Rochester, Minnesota, that I can go to to learn about hardware? i don't have one as of currently, but I'm a freshman, so I would like to learn more about my options...