Ohio, USA

I want to improve myself academically. I am working on time management and currently enrolled in college as a first year.

I am a primary education major and am graduating in 2026. At that time I will have several student loans to pay back.

If I am interested in volunteering in addition to my job, are there any particular roles or sub-fields that I should explore?

I am starting my MBA after a year away and I feel nervous about starting up again.

I've completed a general education in psychology, but I don't feel fully prepared for graduate-level studies in the field. There's a lot of uncertainty in the world right now, which adds to my hesitation.

I'm currently going to University full-time, work part-time and I have pets at home. I feel like I'm struggling to stay on top of everything when days start to blur together.

What was the hardest thing about getting through schooling for a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry, and why? Also, did you go on to use your degree? #Spring25

I would like these answers in a percentage if possible. This is for an English project we are doing in high school.

I'm going to be a college freshman and I want to be able to start finding internships and leadership positions early because the career that I want, being hospital administration is a higher up position so getting experience is crucial, also I want to see if I enjoy the job.

I’m a senior in high school right now and I would love to get into law enforcement after I graduate.

I wish to be an anesthesiologist after I finish schooling. I know about undergrad and med-school and residency, but what else should I know about the process to get there?

I'm currently sixteen years old, and am graduating from High School a year earlier than my age-mates. I think my time taking college classes in tandem with fulfilling the requirements for my diploma has adequately prepared me for the university workload, but I'm still curious as to what changes...

I am going to be an RA next year, as well as a leader in Young Life. Along with this, I will be taking time consuming classes next year for my major. How do I balance all of this and still get good grades?

I am going to college this fall for business management and marketing, but I am focusing on Human Resource Management. I was wondering what parts of the job you can use to do the most for your community and workplace to help. When I go into a career, I want it to be something I can use to...

I am a senior in high school, going to college this fall. I have retail work experience, many babysitting jobs, and am very involved in school clubs and programs.