Newton, New Jersey

I would really like to own a clothes brand or work in a boutique, or even make costumes for musicals. Lots of options to consider so I wanted more insight, thank you.

I am a soon to be graduate from high school and I have interned at a human resources department for 6 months and have realizes that it is the career I desire. I'd like to know a little more about some tips on how to climb the corporate ladder.

How can I overcome these obstacles, and is it difficult to find the right job for you? #Spring25

I work as a therapist while in graduate school for my PhD, but I find it difficult to balance my work, jobs, and family. I work so that I can decrease the student loans I am taking out, so I can't limit my hours.

I am thrilled to have committed as a Division I soccer player but also want to make sure I make friends and have experiences beyond the sport. Do you have any suggestions for how to best balance the responsibilities and parameters of a committed athlete with those of a typical teenager...

Just a 1st generation college bound student looking for helpful hints

I would like to know tips that will help me communicate more, and even in my classes and how to achieve higher heights.

12th grade, going to 4 year college in Fall 2025
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I am a freshmen in college. I am majoring in Accounting. What are some key accounting skills or certifications, like getting your CPA, that are essential for successfully managing the finances of a new business, and how can they help in the long term? #Spring25

I am a high school senior and 18 years old. I am pursuing an education at Marywood University next year. I like how the stock market works and I am very interested in the finance industry.

I'm starting college in Fall of 2025 and want to gain some insight on how I can set myself up to excel in neuropsychology- the profession I plan on going into. What extracurricular work/experience would be recommended to do so?

How to find opportunities particularly as an ambitious high school senior transitioning into college and majoring in computer science.

Is finance a good major to make some good money? How hard is it? Are there any exams or certifications you need to major in finance?

So many students chase a degree to chase money, I'd like to learn how to make a difference while pursuing my degree.

I recently got accepted into four colleges, the thing is I applied for FAFSA very late. Can I get some tips?