Ona, FL

I'm currently a college freshman with plans to pursue (most likely) copyright law so that I can work with the model/fashion industry.

I’m a senior in high school, and I really want the chance to go to a university. I’m a bit worried because my GPA is barely a 3.0 and my SAT score is 1010, but I have over 100 volunteer hours and I’m earning certifications in healthcare since I plan to go into nursing. #Fall25

I am a senior in high school, and I know my ultimate goal is to become a CFO. However, being the CFO of a hospital or similar business appeals to me a lot more than something like an insurance company for example. How is working even as an analyst or finance job in a medical business unique? Thanks!

I am an aspiring high school senior who is looking to pursue a field in medicine. I am curious of how the evolvement of AI will continue to impact the entire medical profession. I would truly appreciate an insight into this matter, as I am currently considering the many possible careers I could...

how can I become an actress when my mom wont let me. she thinks its a wast of time and money but I really want to do it. I'm only 15 but I really want to become a actress.

I need to know what I can do. I love to be creative and I love to sing, act, and dance, but I don't know a good career path for me. Can you help find one for me. even if it hard for me to get into I want to try.

im stuck, can someone help me please

There re a lot of fields to choose from, which one is the best?

Interested in majoring in sports medicine, psychology, or kinesiology.

I've wanted to be an aerospace engineering because I find rockets and airplanes interesting. Is that all there is to it or is there a deeper reason for why I should pick a certain type of engineering.

What steps, internships, and entry-level roles should I consider to build the necessary skills and experience? I am going for a Bachelor's in Computer Science with a concentration in Cybersecurity and AI.

I don't want to only be friends with the people in my class or my roommate. Outside of organizations like sororities, what low-key ways to connect with people do you recommend?

What is the first step to succeeding in college? What study habits or apps do you recommend?
Since I want to be a teacher, does how I act in the college community impact my future? (nothing illegal, etc., but should I act how I want my kid's future teacher to act? Or does it matter?)

I am a highschool senior about to graduate and is currently enrolled in a technology specialty school.

I am currently enrolled in an HVAC program, and plan on starting my own business somewhere down the line. I would like to know what some of the biggest hurdles were, whether starting up or keeping the business afloat.