Nerstrand, Minnesota

I'm a 2024 graduate. I took a gap year because I unsure if I wanted to do Nursing. I'm still unsure and kind of scare what to expect but I'm excited for what's to come.

I am currently a college freshman working on my bachelors in psychology.

I am currently a sophomore at the University of St. Thomas and have decided to major in Operations and Supply Chain Management and minor in Data Analytics. Knowing the courses and skillsets developed from these two in combination, what are some realistic careers and jobs that I can land with this?

As someone studying geology, I will probably be working with a lot of engineers, physicists, environmental scientists, etc. in the future. So, I am wondering what skills with communication and technology are the most helpful when working with experts in other fields such as these!

I am a high school senior entering college next year and am anxious about how to find classmates with similar interts.

I am going to be an accounting major and am very interested in how I can best optimize my Oppurtunites to secure a job when I am in college.

I am applying for the radiology technician program at Mayo Clinic in Rochester and would like to boost my experience in this field.

I'm planning on majoring in accounting, but I'm still not firm on the idea, so I'm curious about the best way to make this decision.

I'm a senior in high school going to study criminal justice in college.

Studying for tests and exams. How long to be studying? Helpful tips to retain information better and study more efficiently?

As a person who's going to college for marketing what's the first step I should take when I graduate? How should I continue my studies to make sure I succeed?

I would like to become an elementary school teacher, grades 2-4.

I, as a procrastinator, tend to struggle with these formats of classes. Online and hybrid classes that are mostly online are difficult for me to stay on track for. I just need some tips and other advice on how to stay ahead. Thanks, for your feedback.
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I’m a very good hands on learner and have a deep interest in anatomy and other subjects but struggled when it comes to math and some sciences does that mean I would get bad grades for pre med and med school or should I go for med school?

I am a 10th-grader who knows almost nothing about Java and Python. What is the best way for me to become proficient and know how to use those languages for a range of projects? I have seen lots of websites and youtube videos on this but I want to know which websites/course/books etc worked the...