Richlandtown, Pennsylvania

Grade 7, interest career K-pop.

Have the college education, but do I have the right stuff to complete in this competitive workforce. The appearance have drastically changed from cheerleader to old maid. Is their life out there. Lost in the woods, and looking to escape into the workforce and find myself; again working against...

I am an undergraduate student that is in a 3+2 program, so I am able to get my bachelors and master's in five years. I am entering the 3rd year which is undergrad/graduate at the same time, because of this I have started thinking about my future more. I am deeply rooted in my faith, but I...

I am studying mechanical engineering to obtain a bachelor's degree, but I am considering studying astrophysics for my master's. Is the minor in physics worth it?

I've applied to a large selection of colleges, but didn't get accepted into as many as I would've hoped/predicted. #psinrg26

I'm currently a senior at Central High School and I will be entering Widener University this fall as a nursing major. I want to improve my study habits so that I can maintain a high GPA throughout undergraduate school, and I would like to know what methods are best for information retention.

I'd like to know what expenses might catch college freshman off guard. I also would like to hear about things to avoid overspending on or even spending money on at all.

I'm going for a Political Science track in college, and I've been struggling with finding relevant internship opportunities. Any advice?

I have been very stressed about being able to find strong internships in college to gain a stronger resume so I make good enough money to not be so worried about my student loans amount and if I have to budget for many years to come or not.

I believe that I am committing to a college but am scared that I might be wrong with my pick.

I want to do journalism, but also want to pair it with either political science or sociology. Should I double major in journalism as well as one of those or just take a minor?

I am interested in law, but am very interested in exploring all the options that would suit my varying interests.

Does anyone else feel like the whole day just passes by after going to class and doing assignments? I feel like I have no time to study. How do I find time to study?

I am starting a radiography program next semester! Would love to know more about the career

study habits

I am a senior in high school. My favorite classes are english and forensics. I am committed to John Jay College of Criminal Justice for Forensic Psychology

What is it like being an RA? Is it worth working as one or should you just get a normal part time job? Also what would the pay be for one who works both semesters? Would room and board be free?

I work full time from home. I am a mom of a 1 year old and a 6 year old. I am in a nights & weekend program.

Is engineering a good field to go into right now and if so will it still be good in 2029?

I'm a first-year accounting major. I'm on a five-year program and hoping to graduate with a master's in accounting.

I am a rising high school senior. I attend a technical school, trying to gain experience for a career in health. I am interested in becoming a pediatrician.

I go to East Stroudsburg University, I am on the track team, I am a sophomore graduating in 2028, double-majoring in finance and accounting with a 3.93 GPA

For my question, I asked why. To be specific, what exactly are your reasons for choosing this career? And really think about it, outside of the pay roll. Does this bring you joy? Does it make you lock in when you're really focused? Or you feel drained and only think about the paycheck and bonuses?

I’m currently in school for nursing and balancing being a mom while working toward my goals

This is coming from a college freshman trying to learn how to get used to managing school/life/work balance.

Hi! I am trying to become and anesthesiologist or biomedical engineer I have a strong interest in the healthcare field. I am nervous about starting my career because I know the Pre-med track is very demanding, but I would just like some tips on how to be well prepared for everything that comes...

How do you see AI impacting Nursing careers in the future? I am looking to become a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) and I am concerned that AI will become a problem for my industry.

I want to be a Child Psychologist or Marriage/Family Therapist and I want to find a way to implement myself into the field to build connections and gain experience.

How will obtaining my nursing degree challenge me and what are some activities, habits, etc. I can use to cope with these challenges?

I think this is the job I want to do after college and I want to know if it is one that even has current open opportunities. I would mainly focus on characters, but could do other things as well.