Prospect, Kentucky

I am going to be an interpreter (for both Spanish and ASL) and enjoy film as well, so I am curious as to how difficult it would be to take some classes related to that interest. I love languages too, of course, but as film will not relate to my career at all, it would just be for fun. #Fall25

I'm trying to have a career in Sports but it seems hard to get that started. #fall25

I am a high school senior who has interest in becoming a chef when I finish college, but I'm not entirely sure what that future might look like.

Is there anything financially that isn't talked about a lot?

I am graduating next year with my undergrad in Speech Pathology and Audiology I was wondering if there were any tips for the best chance to get in. Thanks so much!

In 12th grade, parents are unable to pay for college.

I'm in 12th grade.
Looking at trying to attend Bellarmine University in Louisville KY, but I have been offered cheaper options that I would rather not take.

The baseball coach wants me to join the baseball team. I've never played before and I'm going in to my Junior year of high school. I'm really athletic and am good at basketball. The league we play in is a small christian league. What should I do?

I turn 14 at the end of September but I'm looking for ways to earn quick cash. I'm really free with my time after school and I feel like there is a better way to spend my time. I'm a freshmen in high school if that helps.

I’m going to be a senior at the end of the summer and i need to have everything planned out before i go to college. I have been interested in civil law since about 8th grade. what minor would help prepare me for law school and the field i want to get into in general?

I really need and want a job as a 14 year old in Louisville KY but can’t seem to find any professional jobs or openings

I am incredibly excited to be a nursing student, but my biggest fear is getting burnt out easily. I am used to difficult high school courses, but how will that translate over to college? I also plan on double majoring or minoring in family/child studies, female studies, or neuroscience in order...

What was the hardest part about becoming a laywer? How did you keep going knowing you had eight more years of school to do?

How can one balance a difficult degree (like engineering) with social life? How to not overwork myself and make sure I'm enjoying college and my mental health is in check? I'm primarily worried because everyone who says they do engineering says they struggle with this. I enjoy soccer and art,...

I have been accepted to both, and Emory has offered half tuition. But Vanderbilt is a lot closer to home, and is ranked higher.