Monticello, Georgia

If your major was criminal justice and you graduated with a bachelor’s degree, what was your first job in the field? Do you feel that the pay has been enough to support yourself? I’m feeling a bit nervous because I’ve heard from many people that it can be difficult to succeed in this field. I’m...

How should I prioritize what scholarships I apply to? I only have so much time to apply for scholarships, and I don't want to waste time on time things that, even though I quality for, I realistically won't win?

I love working with kids and I also like the idea of working in a hospital. What types of cases would I see in a hospital setting?

I am in 12th grade and I am 18 years old.

As a 12th grader who hopes to pursue a degree and career in cybersecurity, what are a few important skills someone in my position should be developing right now for them to have a smoother transition into their college/career? #Fall25

I'm currently 17 years of age and tend to worry about not being able to balance the hobbies that bring me joy in life. For context, I plan to attend trade school to master my skills in pastry and baking for a certificate degree. Moreover, I want to be a home baker for a living. Specifically...

I'm trying to make at most 20 dollars.

My grade isn’t too good in social studies my 5th period is loud and I can’t focus when I’m trying to read a passage or work on a assignment

Hello, all! How do I start a career in embryology? I just recently discovered my interest in embryology, and I would love to get started. I just have no clue how. For some context: I am graduating with my BS in Biology with a minor in chemistry. I participated in undergraduate research for 3...

What major best prepares one to become an anesthesiologist? How to navigate undergraduate education to prepare for medical school?

What should I do if I’m struggling in my college courses, but they are essential for the profession I want to enter? Should I consider changing my major, or are there other strategies I can explore to improve my experience? #Spring25

I am a 12th grader going to college in the fall. I have committed to a private school for my undergrad, but I am stressed about the amount of debt that I will have for the next few years. Does anyone have any tips on how I can reduce the amount of money I will owe by the time I leave? #Spring25

I am currently an accounting major, but do I need a minor in criminal justice in order to get a position??

I’m currently in 12th grade and graduated early in December. I’ll be an upcoming freshman majoring in biology at Kennesaw State University with the goal of becoming a veterinarian to all animals.

What is the best field of management to major in when looking to pursue an individual music career; looking to self manage as an artist. I am looking to learn about how to manage money and a career artistically while minoring in music.

Despite attending college and planning to transfer, the process is still overwhelming. I want to major in anthropology, but I have no way to go about gaining experience.

I’m trying to future-proof my career in cybersecurity and stay ahead as the tech world keeps changing. I want to know what minors or related fields would actually add long-term value — whether that’s AI, cloud computing, data science, or something else. I just don’t want to waste time on...

I am 20 years old and getting closer to graduating with a Bachelors of Science in Psychology. I am having trouble with choosing one specific field to enter, but I am leaning more towards clinical psychology. Need some advice!

Choosing a major often feels like one of the most important decisions in college. Many students are told that their major will define their career path — but in reality, the connection between what you study and what you do after graduation isn't always direct. How much does my college major...

What tips do you recommend for someone who is finishing their master of library and information science (with a concentration in archives) and beginning their job search?

Ministry can be a difficult thing. What's the best way you incorporate your faith in your day-to-day life?

Basically, I have dreamed of being a climatologist since middle school and that dream was crushed when I got rejected at GA Tech and UGA for Earth and Atmospheric Science. However, I transferred to Savannah State and became fond of my major of marine science due to learning about the ocean and...

I want to work on jets and all different types of airplanes, I want to know everything about an air force aircraft mechanic while I'm still young.

I'm currently looking for any internships or even entry level job to help get my foot in the door. I want to be a data scientist, and I'm currently taking up some online courses and IT programs like Forage and PerScholas to help me. Im looking into doing some side projects on my own, but i just...

I'm torn because my film teacher said that you don't need a degree to work in film, but isn't that the same with accounting? My true career goal is to become a film director, but I can't practice anything without equipment -equipment is expensive and from what I know accounting pays pretty well...

I'm a sophomore I just want additional advice such as websites and helpful links that are preferably free courses to help me prepare to get the best score possible. I've also been really searching for scholarships and I haven't caught any I'm passionate on preferably things with writing or...

I just want to make the right choices for me and realizing my choices were too broad and that I needed to be very specific with what I want to pursue in my career path I want to start thinking about these choices now so I can meet the criteria for my college though I am undecided as of now.

I know I have interests, there's a section of my room dedicated towards things I truly know I care about. Guitar, Piano, Cameras, microphones for when I sing to record and my drawing tablet. But I can't bring myself to actually get up and practice - or if I do, I give up quickly. People say...

Anything would be helpful.

I have a 89.000, which is the weighted gpa. but aren't most gpas on a 1.0 - 4.0 scale? what does it mean? what's my grade on a scale?