San Carlos, California

This question can apply to all students, but as a transfer student, I find myself struggling with this greatly.

I’ve always admired the resilience of nurses—not just in moments of crisis, but in the quiet ways they carry the emotional weight of what they witness. As someone pursuing this path, I think often about how to balance compassion for others with compassion for myself. How do you process the...

My options are: Santa Clara University (civil engineering), Loyola Marymount (civil engineering), UCSC (electrical engineering), CU Boulder (environmental engineering), CSU Fullerton (electrical engineering), and CSU Long Beach (environmental engineering). I want to go into environmental...

I’m 50+ years old and decided to enroll in cosmetology & esthetician program at my local community college.
Nervous!

I am planning on pursuing a career in STEM and want to keep my options open. What are some positive as well as negative aspects of working in computer science?

The AP exam in coming up and I am unsure if I have covered all of the material that will be on the exam. What things should I focus on that are important?

I want to try to get into the automotive engineering industry after getting my bachelors in mechanical engineering, is it difficult to get into that field?

I got into cal poly slo for mechanical engineering and wanted to know if the student life there is fun or boring since I know SLO is kinda in the middle of nowhere.

I am currently entering the Creative Technologies Major at UC Santa Cruz. It is a relatively new major and has not been around for long so I know I wont be able to get a lot of hyper specific help. The major has many different pathways to follow and I'm excited to see where my passions and...

how can i be diffrent and also or if i should cater food and make it

I really want to go to this college and I'm already admitted, but the tuition is around 30k with my aid, and I think have a scholarship for $4,000. I have a meeting with one of the financial aid advisors at the school to talk about my package, but I'm not sure how I should approach the...

How should I get started if I want to pursue photography, specifically runway photography, and more fashion-oriented photography? I have little to no experience besides a high school class, but the career choice seems very intriguing. I'm curious about any courses or learning I could take,...

How do you find a career path that balances the things you're genuinely passionate about with one that provides you with the lifestyle you want?

I am a student looking for a job to have during college. How can I be prepared and responsible while doing school and a job at once?

What kinds of career opportunities or internships can I pursue while studying architecture?

What level of math should I take or any other classes that'll help me achieve my goal of becoming an architect?

What are some specific difficulties that are found when working as an architect?

How do you balance the demands of your career with your personal life?

What are some ways you recovered or dealt with them?

Tough moments or obstacles you may have come across

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I am ending my freshman year, and I want to layout a time line for the investment banking recruitment cycle. Thanks.

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Im 17 trying to earn extra cash

I'm a junior in high school think about what college major i should i get. please advise!

Hey I am really young (12) and to be brutally honest I am scared. I want to be a film director but my dad wants me to be a engineer or mathematician, even though I love math and try to support women in STEM, it is just not me. What should I do?

12th Grade High School Student

I am a senior with a strong interest in the medical field, currently seeking volunteer and internship opportunities in healthcare to gain hands-on experience and deepen my understanding of the profession.

I know that high school curriculum is different than the vigor in college. I am wondering what tools I should utilize in order for me to stay on track and make the best usage of my time. #Spring25

I'm looking for something specifically math or maybe science-related that is profitable and desired in the job market.

Colleges strong structure on essential business principles and skills. They provides a structured framework for understanding how businesses operate, from financial management to marketing and legal aspects.College can offer valuable theoretical knowledge and skills that can be applied in...

Where can I apply for scholarships online, and do I need to reapply to them each year? #Spring25

Summer courses as an 11th grader

I'm not sure what careers there are Computer Science has to offer.

How can I get a lot more scholarships that don't require an essay?

I am an undergraduate student that is Pre-PA. There are a lot of parts to pre-PA including prerequsites and Paid patient care experience. The most common way to get those PCE's is to work as a MA. Is it worth it to pay for a $3,000 program or can I get certified by a doctor? Is there a better...

Right now, I'm split between learning what I want and learning what I know I can do. Game development and writing are my passions, and I love math, and they often DO coincide with each other, but to focus on both intensely has always felt pretty futile. Is there a way to think about this as I...

Any advice for finding scholarships as an undergrad? thanks #Spring25

I will be attending Boston College.

As a junior in the spring semester it can be hard for me to focus since it's almost near the end of the school year and my grades are okay but not happy with them.

i don't have many extracurriculars besides sports so I was wondering how I could strengthen my extracurriculars.

I have the SAT in 3 months and was wondering if there were good tips for studying.

While searching for videos on youtube, I found that medical schools can vary in their prerequisites to attend. Are there any ways I can increase my chances of being accepted into a medical school?

I'll be a freshman in college this fall 2025, and I don't consider myself outgoing. I'd like to make friends and get to know my teachers, but I'm nervous. Additionally, I went to the open house for the college I plan to attend, feeling out of place being there.

I will be an undergraduate freshman this Fall 2025, pursuing accounting. I have dreams of being wealthy or comfortable with my finances, but what if I don't achieve my dreams? And that's why I have this question for my future self.

Aside from signing up for endless amounts of grants, are there more ways to get money for college?

What tips can you give for someone who doesn't have any experience and little references when applying to summer internships?

i want a job where im doing a lot and am doing a lot hands on, or somewhere where i dont have to sit in a office everyday, but im not sure what are some jobs like that.

caring for others and loving on people is so important to me, and i don't want the stresses of life to get in the way of that

I Have some experience in film making and my goal is to become a film producer. I have done internships making a few short films, I also have experience in editing and script writing. What are some other things I can do to build my experience that directors actually look for.