New Ulm, Minnesota

I'm a soon-to-be transfer student concerned with the financial drain of college and the low-pay field I'm walking into.

I am currently a college freshman at Gustavus Adolphus and I hope to some day be in the field researching or in a classroom teaching on the collegiate level in biology or ecology. However, I worry about how the job market will look for those positions in ~6 years.

Guidance snd details for after graduation success

I would guess some place like a library but are there any other good places?

How do I say or where to start, I'm , 32 years old. I graduated 2011 in Nebraska and also attended Minnesota west in Worthington in 2013. Not sure why I didn't finish, I experience aloy of work performance, with heavy bag lifting and stacking to driving forklift and machine operation, now...

I would like to be in the agricultural industry, I enjoy the thought of engineering but I do not know much about agricultural engineering specifically.

I’m interested in the business and psychology field. I’m double majoring is Human Resource management and psychology and I want to become and industrial organizational psychologist #business #psychology #industrial-organizational

I know I want to be in the medical field, but I can't decide which exact job I want to pursue. I thought about being a nurse, but I am shy and have anxiety; I don't think a job where I interact with lots of people all day is the best job for me. My mom suggested a lab tech, but I am not so sure...

I want to hop into the #psychology field, but it's competitive, and not a high demand job. So many people want to do it, and I have possible backups #research but I don;t know what fields to enter into if I do do it

I've been getting set up to go college this spring (choosing dorms, FAFSA, etc.), but I still retain some concerns about life on campus. Specifically, I'm interested in what the consensus is regarding the ability of someone like myself, who has always had problems being social, to make friends...

I will be entering college this spring, and like many people I am currently undecided as to what I want to major in. I know that this is not unusual, but what I do not know is at what point it is best to make the decision. At what times did others choose their majors? How did it work out?...