Shelton, Connecticut

I am a physics major with an engineering minor, starting my master’s in materials science. I’m passionate about biomaterials and using innovation to improve healthcare.
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I am a person with many interest and am terrified of being bored and making the wrong decision. I love psychology and criminal justice but I can’t imagine myself in the careers it produces though. Most careers feel repetitive and i want something i could apply my knowledge in without doing the...

I am going to University at Buffalo for my bachelor’s in Criminology. I just want to make sure I am not missing any essential things i need to be aware of. I am not sure what exactly in the FBI I want to be but the BAU interests me. I appreciate any advice. Thank you! #spring25

High school senior, heading to college somewhat far from my family.

I am a transfer student that applied as a history major, and I’m still unsure of what to do career wise as I have a variety of interests.

Data scientists already use AI and machine learning to build models, but how is using AI to code and conduct analyses going to impact the field?

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Do you have any life lessons or just general knowledge about your field. Medical coverage, job security, good pay etc.

I'm going around trying to find scholarships to helps pay for my class and I would like to know if anyone would have any recommendations!

I recently got accepted into a nursing program and would love to hear from others who’ve been through this, especially those who returned to school later in life. How did you manage school, family life, and everything in between while staying motivated? Why do you think certain habits or...

Hi! I'm currently pursuing my undergrad in music education, and I was just curious about what I should know before my first interview.

Hi I am a senior in highschool and I want to eventually become a forensic psychologist. I know a little but not a lot about the job. Anything that could be said about the amount of schooling involved or more details about what the job entails like workload, coping with certain things, or really...

Studying has never been my forte, but as a soon-to-be college student I think I need to get a method down. Any tips or tricks that work for you?

- high school senior
- going into college known for COOPs
- i have job/internship experience (lifeguard & school placed horse farm internship)
- majoring in Computing and Law

I’m narrowing my decision of colleges and wondering how much support I can expect when I’m done with my studies.

I'm starting a certificate program for Library Technology. Not sure if I will want to continue for a Masters later.