New Freedom, Pennsylvania

I am going to be a freshman next fall, and neither of my parents when to college. I feel like I don't really know what to expect next year, and I want to start of the fall semester on a good note.

How can gaining clincal experience during nursing school help me decide which specialty I want to pursue after graduation and what are the best ways to explore different areas of nursing while I'm still in school?

Is there any scholarships for the major im planning on taking and anyway i can find them?

Im a freshman in college and I'm trying to get started with doing the pre-requisites for the CAA program at 3 different schools.

I'm a current high school senior, planning to attend Shippensburg University for my bachelor's in accounting. How would I know whether tax, auditing, corporate, or forensic is best for me?

I want to go to college for either sport med or business

I'm taking remote classes in a rural area and don't have a vehicle or access to a bus, so work is really hard to get. Is there a good way to get remote work as a college student?

I’m a high school senior looking into careers in medicine. I really enjoy STEM based classes and want to consider different career possibilities realistically.

What was the Hardest part about the nursing program you were a part of? And what would be your recommendations for me as a Senior in high school going into her freshman year in college?

I am a 17 year old senior in high school and planning on pursuing a pre-med track majoring in Biology. I want to know whats not talked about Biology as a major. I currently take AP Biology but know its nothing compared to college Biology.

I used to be a A student in middle school, and high A's to be exact and now that I'm in highschool its going down. My first quarter grade just came and I only had 2 A's and the rest b's. I don't know why I study I do my work but I don't know. Is this normal or should I try harder.

How easy is it to acquire a scholarship

I love being involved in many things but am not sure if that's possible with a major in nursing. How should I balance everything?

I know I'm entering a male-dominated field, but I love audio and technical theater and don't want to be pushed aside due to being a woman. Is there anything I should know or do to make sure I'm not brushed off?

I'm going to Michigan College as a freshman in Spring 2026. I'm going for accounting but don't know what career I want specifically. I love math so I chose accounting because I saw it fits me. Everyone says the same thing to me but never explains why. When I look up the jobs they describe...