Perkasie, Pennsylvania

What can someone with Autism,ADHD and vision issues can do for studying in college for study habits

As a college freshman who excelled in high school AP classes, we never discussed or learned "how to study". Hence, I do not feel "studying" is doing what it needs to do. I am interested in learning and retaining material, not memorizing it and then poof it is gone. How does one "learn how to...

I am currently a high school senior. My goal is to study marine biology or zoology in college so that I can get a career working with animals. From talking to college students and professors, I have learned that it is important to get research experience in college, but I want to know if there...

I'm currently a High School Senior applying to a variety of Colleges for Theatrical Lighting Design. After graduation, how stable could a career as a Lighting Designer or Master Electrician be?

I am currently a freshman in college majoring in Graphic Arts/Interactive Design and want to become a video game designer. I took computer classes in high school, I was in the World Language Honor Society and the National Honor Society. Outside of school I have been active in Boy Scouts and...

I am a sophomore in college at Saint Joseph's University, and I declared my major last spring. I am unsure what I want to do with my degree at the moment.

I am trying to find a website that is more exact then collegeboard. I know in highschool they tried to push me to using that but it just shows a million scholarships that may or may not pertain to you.

I am currently a senior in high school who is looking for an internship for engineering. I was just curious what is the best way to get into one them.

The ones I have in mind are a Bachelor of Science in Biology or a Bachelor of Science in Health Science. What are the advantages and disadvantages of each in terms of preparing for medical school and a dermatology career?

I am a Naval Aircrewman in the reserves and I am currently planning on doing two years at a community college for a Pro Pilot AAS, then transferring to a four year for my bachelors.

How can I increase productiveness when many of the aspects of college life can be overwhelming and distracting to me? I am a transferring to a four year university from a local community college, and I need some guidance.

Essentially, what is the best way to get your foot in the door?

I think about going into pharmacy, and I want to know what being a pharmacist looks like so I can get an idea of what I’m going into. I would also like to know about the class that I will be taking in college. Any tips will help.

I'm looking to become a music teacher, and I know that I will need student teaching experience. How do I contact music educators in order to set that up?

I am a senior in highschool and have a lot of interests, but not necessarily a passion yet. Hoping to learn more about this profession and pathway!