Red Lion, Pennsylvania

I'm going to Michigan College as a freshman in Spring 2026. I'm going for accounting but don't know what career I want specifically. I love math so I chose accounting because I saw it fits me. Everyone says the same thing to me but never explains why. When I look up the jobs they describe...

I am a senior in high school, discerning what my next steps are. I have hopes of going into Christian ministry, but I do not necessarily want to be a pastor. I see the value of a college experience, but am unsure if it is necessary.

I am currently in the 12th grade. I want to major in biology what can I do to strive in it

I’m studying international studies and hope to become a global diplomat someday. What’s the best way to gain real-world experience and build connections in diplomacy while I’m still in college? #Spring25

Im in 9th grade that's going to be a cna by 11th grade but I can't decide what I want to do I just know I will either be in the medical or business part.

Like do I have to take class
Be at a age or what ever what do I have to do

What's the best way to find remote, 1099 contract jobs and what's the most in demand field and skills out there for remote contract jobs? How can I avoid scams and MLM schemes?

Will using AI software to write resume bullets and other information lead to rejection? Do recruiters dislike AI-rewritten resumes, or are they flagged and automatically rejected?

How much experience should you have to build a successful consulting business? What are the biggest obstacles to success, and what skills are essential?

Hello, I am an upcoming senior of class 26. I want to major in business marketing after high school but I don’t know where to start with college. My Gpa aims within 2.0 - 3.0. My dream college is the University of Maryland but I know I am not smart emotionally get in. What are some ways I can...

My family is kind of struggling to find a home to move into, I need a job to help support us but I'm also shy talking to strangers. What jobs could I do?

I am about to attend college and I'm not sure how strict I should be about spending money. I want to be responsible, but I still want to have fun. I know it varies from person to person but are there general guidelines to follow?

Like specifically all parts

and how do they effect their community in a bad way.

and what law schools would be a good choice to pick

For a school project… I’m doing a school project and I need to know the pros about being an electrician??????????????a///??????????????????????????????

I’m thinking about being one and it looks really fun, but I don’t know what bad things are about it

i’m thinking about it, but I don’t wanna be in school too long

Or some of the negatives

I’m thinking about being a marine biologist, but I don’t know how much they get paid for doing. It I know there are some big cons so I just want to know how much you guys get paid so I can do my decision.

I would like to be a biologist and I want to know if it’s a good thing

What are cons of being a marine biologist?

I'm currently a high school senior and will be graduating next month. I have been volunteering and interning with younger elementary school kids and found that I love that age group. I am interested in working with kids by being a therapist or social worker. I am interested in hearing advice...

How can I pursue a career in racing, specifically in Formula 1? Or, how do I get a job with a German auto manufacturer, such as BMW, Porsche, or Mercedes? I'd like to live abroad in Germany working for them. For background, I am a current mechanical engineering major, minoring in German.

I will be a nursing major at Penn State, I start in the fall.

I would like to become a psychologist and potentially a psychiatrist, is there any advice or tips that could help through my journey?

I’m an high school senior committed to Spelman College in Atlanta, Georgia wondering if any specific courses or programs or medical schools that can be recommended? Do I take the CNRA route or something else?

I'll be starting my BSN program this fall and I had difficulty completing my geriatric rotations over the winter after finding out my grandfather was in end stage heart failure. I want to make sure I can cope with my own emotions while effectively helping patients.

I am a high school senior looking to apply to scholarships, and would like to know which ones are the best for me.

There are so many different things that a young filmmaker can do to improve, but I want to know what truly makes a great film and a great filmmaker.