Oklahoma, USA

How easy is it to get into an addiction counseling role after graduation? #spring2025

I have always been intrigued about the human psyche and behavior which is why this career path is so special to me. It will hopefully help me see the perspective of others and educate people on the knowledge that I have acquired in order to spread awareness about certain types of mental health...

I am just starting school and want to get the most of this experience and be a good PT.

I am currently enrolled in a surgical technology program and I'm having a hard time deciding what specialty would be best for me. I would like to eventually advance my career and continue on to medical school, however I'm having a hard time making a decision on where I would be better suited. I...

After covid, procrastination became my best friend and I have yet to overcome it. I'm trying to get rid of it before I got off to college. Any tips?

Are there any internships I should look for?

With artificial intelligence's rapid growth in popularity, will there be a real need for living physical therapists? Or is it possible that the career that I desire to pursue will be replaced by a robot?

I am a freshman music performance major, and though I can never imagine myself doing anything else, I often wonder whether or not I am making the right career choice for my future.

I’m graduating this year and headed to college. I’ve applied for a lot of scholarships but I’m afraid I still won’t be able to pay for it.

I'm an incoming first generation pre-med undergrad student and possibly future medical student, who lacks a lot of knowledge in the process of pursuing being a doctor, i would like to know any advice or tips for the next stage.

I don’t have much experience right now but am very passionate about dolls and toys. I’m currently an Applied Liberal Arts major with a focus/minor in Psychology. I really enjoy storytelling and writing, I’d love to find a way to write blurbs for toys on the back of packaging. Where can I start?

I just want to understand how I can stand apart from other applicants.

With the end of the traditional career path due to a lack of increased wages and rising costs of living, what types of versatile jobs would you recommend that could be transferred to other countries?

I am considering studying nursing, as I think it will be very rewarding since I like to help people. However, I am afraid that I am thinking too highly of it and I won't like it as much as I think I will. Does anyone have any insight, and would you recommend it as a career? #Spring25

I am a rising sophomore nursing student, and would love to acquire a good job after graduation. What can I do now to help me in the long run with nursing?