New Castle, Indiana

I’m a senior in high school and have loved animals my entire life. For the past nine years of my life, I have been training dogs for competition obedience, rally, agility, and conformation. Since I was a little girl, I have wanted to build a career with animals, large and small. I especially...

I’m hoping to go to Purdue for mechanical engineering. Are there specific internships or other activities that will help me get into the field soon after graduation?

I am interested in pursuing a degree in personal finance so I can help people and families achieve their financial goals.

I'm interested in optometry, however I don't have much experience in the health sciences field and I was wondering if there might be a better fit for me.

I am a high-school senior who is playing football at the collegiate level. I am also a mechanical engineering major. Needing advice.

Have any tips and tricks to study more efficiently, because that is something that has held me back a bit in high school and I want to improve on it the last semester of my senior year before going to college.

I am interested in engineering and I want to stay close to the trades. (to be clear what I mean by the trades are the skilled construction trades like carpentry, electrical, and plumbing). I enjoy working with moving parts like with power tools, I like doing electrical wiring work, and I am...

I am a middle schooler who is doing a career project and I need input from someone in the career I want to pursue.

I am a middle schooler who is doing a career project and I need input from someone in the career I want to pursue.

I feel unsure as a freshman in college about attending college and staying in the dorms on campus

I want to be a corporate lawyer, but have also thought about being a pediatrician. I am passionate about both and cannot decide which route is best. #Spring25

What steps can I take in college and early in my career to become a leader in the engineering field?

I'm currently a student and working part-time. I have grown accustomed to my working routine after so many years and feel like I'll get burnt out if I quit and look for another employment related to my major.

I am currently pursuing a degree in accounting, in a lot of movies and shows you see accountants as the person in the cubicle that hate it and are bored with their lives. How can I make sure that does not happen to me?

High School Senior interested in majoring in Civil Engineering.