Pendergrass, Georgia

I am a senior in high school, and I am going into my Freshman year of college in the fall to major in Biology. I want to take five classes per semester, but I am worried that my grades might suffer. Do you have any tips for how to manage a heavy workload?

Currently a college junior in the mass communications department, aspiring to work in public relations. either politically or crisis communications

Personally, every day I wonder if this was the right major, even a year in. So how did you know that your major was for you, did certain moments lead up to you saying yeah this is for me, or did you just wake up one day and decide is that is what you want to do?

My work as an RBT inspired me to pursue clinical mental health counseling. I love providing direct therapy and being creative to help my clients. I also adore the population that I work with. My career goal is to work as an LPC to provide therapy to children and adolescence. #Spring26

I am a senior in highschool planning to major in biology with a concentration of pre-med. I am unsure if biology is the best path for me.

I’m a second-year biochemistry student on the pre-med track, and I’m trying to build strong clinical experience. I recently got my phlebotomy certification, but I’m having trouble finding positions without prior experience. What are the best strategies to break into clinical roles (like...

I'm a rising college freshman with a passion for serving/giving back to others, which is why I've decided to study Biomedical Engineering on the pre-med track. I've always liked technology too, so I'm not sure if I chose the right major or if I can be at the intersection of healthcare and tech....

I'm a high school senior planning on attending SCAD for fashion marketing and management in the fall. I love this field but I worry that I'll waste my dad's money on tuition if I don't become successful in the fashion industry which bring me loads of guilt.

I'm a high school senior, and I'm planning to major in biomedical engineering in college this fall and I've heard that there's lots of different ways you could go with the major. I also wanted to ask what are some of the core/main/important courses you would take with biomed as your major. I...

I’ve always heard that when you are trying to land your dream job, you need to make sure you are constantly in contact with your professors or other people so that they’d actually refer you; but like, how do you do that? What conversations should you talk about, how would you approach them, how...

I am a graduating high school senior looking ahead to college and trying to better understand what success really looks like over time. As I plan my future, I'm trying to be financially responsible while making choices that lead to personal fulfillment. I really value hearing honest experiences...

How can improve in college? Will it be easy or hard ?
How can I improve with my knowledge of animals? Why I love working with animals?

I'm majoring in accounting this upcoming fall and would just like an answer to this question. I plan to become a CPA in the future.

I'm majoring in Biology, and I'm unsure of what my concentration will be. I also have to write a thesis for the Honors Program for my college, so I'm trying to think about that early.

Im trying to raise money to go see my boyfriend in brazil but i dont have enough money for a passport or a plane ticket

Theater Major
Business economy
Aspiring entrepreneur

I am currently a seinor about to go to college for aviation. I am wondering what I should look forward to and some hardships I might run into.

My school requires us to take 17 credits and I want to equally do good in all my classes.

I am a senior applying to college as a pre-med student, hoping to become a doctor. I wanted to know skills in social science or humanities that are valued in the healthcare field.

As a 12th grader who hopes to pursue a degree and career in cybersecurity, what are a few important skills someone in my position should be developing right now for them to have a smoother transition into their college/career? #Fall25

What advice would you give yourself as you head into the last two years of college, is there anything you wish you had done differently?

I'm undecided right now and I just am really confused on what to do. I've always been good at school and I really want to work with kids, but I also want a job that gives me financial security. My question is, how did you decide on your career or know that it was "the one"?

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How do I know if I will like my major? What if my dream profession is too niche?

When working in international relations or diplomacy, what does the day to day life look like? What can I expect?

VT has a 5 year profession program and GT has a 4 year program. Which is preferred in the professional field? Should I get the masters or not?

I’d like to study architectural trends and professions in Europe as well as the US. Are their internships for US students in Europe?

I need to work to help pay for college. Will I have time to work? On or off campus? What can I expect

I’m a film and design major, and I genuinely love what I do, but sometimes I feel like I love it too much. It ends up becoming my whole life instead of just part of it.

I am a second semester freshman working on my bachelors in counseling/psychology, my plan is to get my therapists license and open my own therapy ranch and recovery center. However, I would like to start gaining some work experience in the field and I have no idea where to start.

I'm currently 17 years of age and tend to worry about not being able to balance the hobbies that bring me joy in life. For context, I plan to attend trade school to master my skills in pastry and baking for a certificate degree. Moreover, I want to be a home baker for a living. Specifically...