Norwood Young America, Minnesota

For current doctorate-level professionals who grew up low-income: What strategies did you use to finance your education? Did you ever feel discouraged?

I've put a lot of thought into what I want to major in but I'm still not sure what I want to do. What would be the best course of action for me? Thank you for your consideration #spring25!

Journalism has been my dream career for a long time but the art of writing seems to get lost more and more as people pay attention to broadcasting much more. Is this apparent when working in the journalism industry? Do you have any tips for how to be successful through these difficulties?

As a person who's going to college for marketing what's the first step I should take when I graduate? How should I continue my studies to make sure I succeed?

I love my major, global business leadership, but it's so broad that I don't know what career to work towards for port-graduation. #Spring25

I would like to become an elementary school teacher, grades 2-4.

I, as a procrastinator, tend to struggle with these formats of classes. Online and hybrid classes that are mostly online are difficult for me to stay on track for. I just need some tips and other advice on how to stay ahead. Thanks, for your feedback.
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I just want to get your opinion on what the best part of college was from your perspective and why, also where did you go to college and do you think you would've had the same experience at a different college.

I'm asking this question as a sophomore who wants to go into radiology, I want to do everything I can to prepare myself so I know what to expect for my future.

What do biomedical engineers do, and what schools best support that and why? Where do biomedical engineers normally work and is the job field increasing or decreasing and why?

What areas in radiology are on the rise and why? Which fields are declining and why? Does it vary from place to place? What fields tend to be the most popular?

hi, I am in 11th grade and am trying to find colleges to go to and looking for a pathway to becoming an RN, when I apply to a college nursing program what do I apply for? do I have to be a lpn to become a rn?

i need advice on how to be able to write well and articulate

I think it's important to do what you love. But it isn't always so simple, so I was wondering how you can balance that with working a job because it provides financial security. For example, I want to pursue law school and become a lawyer, even though that wasn't my first choice for something I...

I am thinking of doing Elementary, Middle School, maybe high school. I've also thought about possibly adding Special Education to it as well or teaching English as a second language. I'm not sure what others have tried or what has worked and has not worked for people.