Olivet, Michigan

I am a high school student interested in both research and clinical work, and was wondering if an MD/PhD program would be beneficial! #Spring26

What would you do differently? What would you do the same? Are professors generally receptive and helpful with a parent?? #Spring26 #Parenting #Newborn

This fall I will be going into my freshman year of college. I've heard that I should look into them right away, but I've also heard that as a student-athlete, I ought to focus on the basics for my first year.

When should I start looking for my first internship? This fall I will be going into my Freshman year of college.

Next year I will be going to Michigan State University for pre-nursing and I'll have to apply for the nursing school near the end of the school year, but I'm worried that I won't get in. What can I do to still become a nurse if I don't get in?

I am currently a senior in high school graduating in 2026, and I’ve recently turned my academics around after not taking school as seriously earlier on. I’ve learned a lot about discipline and focus, and I’m now committed to continuing that growth into college and my future career. I’ve been...

I am currently a undergraduate student studying psychology with a minor in social work. I am pursuing a career as a counselor and plan to become a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) in Michigan.

I'm transfering to MSU in the spring and becoming a Hospitality Business major, just looking for some advice! Go Green!

I am a 17-year-old high school senior, and I am interested in pursuing social work. I know it will be a hard career to have, as I've heard it is emotionally challenging. Putting the future hardships past me and looking for a positive future in helping others to my full potential, I was...

Most of the scholarships I find don’t apply to me or are just fluff and I won’t ever win them even though I still apply. It seems like a waste of time.

I am a high school senior interested in studying chemistry. I want to pursue a career in forensic science. I have taken a high school-level forensic science class and really enjoyed it, and I have always enjoyed chemistry, but I know it is difficult.

I've been asked this a lot recently in scholarship applications, and I never know how to respond in a way that sounds professional. Starting with "my name is..." feels redundant when your application already has it listed. I just have no idea how to start.

What should be avoided in the long run, and watch out for in the short term? I have student loans but want to be financially stable within the next couple years after grad school.

As in, is it hard to know where to put your money and/or other allocations?

The steps to take to become a certified horse trainer. Post secondary schooling, education, training, ect.