New Hampshire, USA

What advice can I receive for writing a fantasy novel? I'm 9 chapters in and have written 39,786 words, but I feel I'm moving too quickly and have hit a bit of a roadblock.

I see many millionaires who are very young and never went to college. I want to know how they got their and if college is really the right path. Or is college just a safe path that will give me a stable job?

I have been looking at different colleges and I like so many of them. I can't figure out how to find the perfect fit for me.

Been looking for scholarships for awhile now, no dice been feeling like it's not worth it for a while now.

I am very overwhelmed with choosing a college and being able to get into a good school, but to factor in costs, I was wondering how much choice of school really impacts the trajectory of where you could end up in the job market. Do companies really care where you went to college, and does that...

I’m not sure which one I’d rather do. I feel it comes down to passion, right?

I plan to major in computer science, and I'm not sure what I will do after I graduate with a Bachelor degree, but I'm curious about future possibilities.

I'm about to graduate and am still so confused about financial processes such as aid. How can I better manage myself to prepare for these things?

I am going back to school to advance in my career. I am ecstatic about it ask I will be able to slowly get to where I see myself in the future. I am curious to see how others are feeling.

As an incoming college freshman, I would like some insight into my potential career prospects post graduation. If there is significant difficulty finding jobs, I would like to know ahead of time to be able to plan accordingly.

I am a current high school senior who has been accepted to and enrolled at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University for meteorology. My first semester is Fall 2025, and I am trying to prepare myself for freshman year. I already have a potential roommate, but I am looking for tips for my first year....

I'm 40 and looking to start a new career in nursing. What tips do you have for older students starting a new career? #40+

I'm currently a highschool senior, who is planning on majoring in marketing at Plymouth State University. I have always been interested in the idea of being able to make a career in business while also being able to stay creative.

I am currently a high school senior who plans to major in computer engineering for my undergraduate degree. However, I have a growing interest in pursuing graduate school and I want to get involved in graduate level research in the future. So, I was wondering what graduate schools look for in...

I am a high school student preparing for college, and have selected a Biology major, because I want to continue my education after to become an Optometrist. Will this major set me up for success?