Schuylkill Haven, Pennsylvania

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 have applied for numerous scholarships but am still looking at needing about $20,000 in loans per year to cover my costs. I don't want to be in crippling debt when I graduate and would love ideas I may not have thought of.

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.

I am a freshman studying at Penn State Main Campus. My intended major is actuarial science, and I love it so far! My favorite class is calculus, and my favorite pastime is being in nature. I am interested in remote work, but I know how easy it is to let work slip into home life and free time. I...

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What's the most difficult concept to learn and master when it comes to Music Theory education, whether it be compositional, vocal or aural?

I’m a high school senior looking into careers in medicine. I really enjoy STEM based classes and want to consider different career possibilities realistically.

What are other resources that I can use to find more scholarships before and during college? Are there any scholarships that are specific to business majors, or specifically supply chain management undergraduate students?

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 just wanna know if its a growing a good field.

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!

I am interested in specializing in the NICU, Pediatrics, or ER.

Hello! Thank you for taking the time to look at this and making this scholarship even possible! I am currently a senior in High School. After I graduate, I plan on attending college to pursue a degree in Criminal Justice. I have already taken courses on Cybercrime, Terrorism Psychology, and...

Im currently in my senior year of highschool and will be attending Penn state in the Fall semester for aerospace engineering, i've never been too great at math at least i feel im not where i want to be, but im prepared to study and get tutors to ensure that im capable for my degree.

Currently I'm planning on double majoring in Physics and environmental science because the school I want to attend doesn't have a dedicated Environmental Engineering program. What challenges can I expect with these majors?

For teaching English or studying anthropology and sociology

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?

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 have been thinking I'll just pick the cheaper option, but I'm not sure.

e.i flashcards, recording a lecture, prolonged study sessions or more short bursts

I am entering Millersville University in the fall. Just curious as to what others have thought about the courses offered for an education major - like what was your favorite? Or what course really surprised you?

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