Oxford Township, New Jersey

I've been accepted to Temple University which has a renowned nursing program but would leave me w/ $80k in loans, and Montclair University, which would leave me almost debt-free but has a less prestigious program.

This is my question and like advice. #Spring25

I would really like to own a clothes brand or work in a boutique, or even make costumes for musicals. Lots of options to consider so I wanted more insight, thank you.

I want to dedicate my career to solving these overwhelming problems, but learning more about climate change makes me feel hopeless. #Spring25

Is there a similar quantity of work? Are the classes around the same difficulty?

I am thrilled to have committed as a Division I soccer player but also want to make sure I make friends and have experiences beyond the sport. Do you have any suggestions for how to best balance the responsibilities and parameters of a committed athlete with those of a typical teenager...

I would like to know tips that will help me communicate more, and even in my classes and how to achieve higher heights.

I am a freshmen in college. I am majoring in Accounting. What are some key accounting skills or certifications, like getting your CPA, that are essential for successfully managing the finances of a new business, and how can they help in the long term? #Spring25

I’m currently a senior in high school and interested in pursuing a career in law. Some of my favorite classes have been AP Government, AP Comparative Government, and Sociology because they help me understand how systems work and how people interact with them. I’m planning to major in political...

I am interested in winning scholarships for medical school, but I am unsure of how to compete. How should I apply for scholarhips to best ensure I win enough to help cover initial deposit amounts?

I am a high school senior and 18 years old. I am pursuing an education at Marywood University next year. I like how the stock market works and I am very interested in the finance industry.

Is finance a good major to make some good money? How hard is it? Are there any exams or certifications you need to major in finance?

So many students chase a degree to chase money, I'd like to learn how to make a difference while pursuing my degree.

Is there a way to be more go with the flow as a rigid person?

I'm currently deciding between Pitt and Penn State and want to know which one is more likely to allow me to graduate in 4 years or how hard it is going to be.