Missouri, USA
How do you actually commit to a college?
I've heard from some of my friends you email to let the college know you've committed, however, some say to just follow steps to enroll.
How can I find professionals who are currently doing the unusual job that I am wanting? #Spring25
I am about to graduate with my bachelor's degree. After a brief internship and a few more online graduate levels classes, I will be ready to practice as an RDN. However, I am wanting to specialize in women's health (specifically, pregnancy and lactation). How do I find someone else with this...
If policy shifts and funding cuts threaten conservation initiatives, what can I do to help push for lasting change?
I’m a high school senior at Ladue Horton Watkins High School, planning to attend either the University of Connecticut or the University of Missouri-Columbia to pursue a career in wildlife veterinary medicine. While I’m excited about my future, I’m increasingly anxious about how the growing...
How can I graduate college debt free?
I'll be graduating high school next week, and my main concern for my future is how to pay for my education. My family doesn't qualify for federal aid, but they also don't make enough to cover all the costs of college. I feel stuck and want lots of advice for navigating this situation!
What advice would you give to a undergrad student about to start a radiology program #Spring25?
I am an independent student providing for myself. I'm a bit concerned I won't be able to work much when I start clinicals and I'm worried it's going to take forever to pay off loans. Any advice surrounding academics or financials is greatly appreciated. #Spring25
How can I become the kind of history teacher who not only helps students pass exams, but inspires them to see the relevance of the past in their own lives?
I want to be the kind of history teacher who does more than just help students memorize dates and pass tests. I want to make history feel real and relevant to their lives—something they can connect to, not just something they learn and forget. I’m curious about how I can take big, sometimes...
What did it take for you to get to your position in your job now?
Were there any choices you could have made or different ones that could have made the process easier?
#Spring25
What do the jurors look for when they judge essay entries for scholarships?
I have a few scholarships lined up that I want to sign up for that require writing a short essay. I just want to make sure I am doing the best so I can be chosen for the reward.
How difficult is it to get your preferred specialty on match day?
I want to go into obstetrics and fertility medicine, but don't know how likely it is to expect to be able to do so. Currently undergrad, but anxious about the future.
Why is it so hard to find an internship?
Why is being in biotech so difficult? As a student who studies both neuroscience and computer science, it should not be this difficult to get an internship.
What is a piece of advice you would give your past self before starting an internship in nutrition and dietetics?
I am about to start a supervised learning rotation in different settings (hospitals, clinics, food services) for my graduate program in nutrition and dietetics. My question is tailored towards those already in the field or currently completing internships or clinical hours to complete their...
How do you find meaning and value in the work you do?
Hi! I'm a current freshman at the University of Missouri-Columbia. I'm undecided on my major as of right now, but I would appreciate knowing what makes you feel like your career is worthwhile. A feeling of fulfillment and purpose is a huge factor in helping me determine what major I want to...
What is the secret on winning a scholarship and know for sure the person will be picked # spring 2025?
I am needing the scholarship for my new career,
How can I take the knowledge, experiences, and skills I gain in college and apply them to create meaningful, lasting change in the world beyond the classroom #Spring25?
I want to understand how the theories and lessons I study can translate into real solutions for real problems. My goal is to leave college not just with a degree, but with a direction—one that allows me to serve others and create lasting, positive change.
When undecided on a major does taking business as a default a good idea? #Spring25
I am currently a high school senior that has been accepted into a 4 year college and will be attending in the fall.
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