Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania

I am a 16-year-old senior, and I have been severely chronically ill since November 2024. I've had to do online school. How do I balance this and college?

I am a High-School Senior who is attending IUP in the fall for their BSN program. I am currently taking high-school level Honors Anatomy and Physiology, but I feel as though it is a lot easier than what I will be taking in college. I want to be prepared!

#Spring 26 I am pursuing a degree in Psychology. I hope to obtain a Bachelor's or Master's degree in order to strive for the career and certification of a mental health counselor. Psychology is a popular major that is even required as a class for those who are not majoring in the field. In...

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 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...

Do you leave the room and get assistance, or do you stay with the patient and yell for help or activate a rapid response? I was thinking that you stay with the patient and use the medical phone to call for help.

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what are some good jobs for somebody who has adhd/autism, but doesnt like math or have any interest in working into the medical feild. but does very well in english and the soical sciences.

I'm 17 years old, and I've planned on entering law enforcement for years now, hoping to become a detective that works specifically on a special victims unit. However, I was diagnosed with both ADHD and ODD back when I was in 1st grade. I'm currently on medication for both. I've heard online...

Is it better to pursue internships in the field first?

I am a current high school senior looking to pursue a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) starting in the fall of 2026. As a student transferring into the college life, it has come to my understanding that it can be difficult to some to adapt to the lifestyle. What can I do to make the switch...

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 just wanna know if its a growing a good field.

I love being involved in many things but am not sure if that's possible with a major in nursing. How should I balance everything?

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?