South Dakota, USA

A lot of people have told me that post college it is very important to have experience in your field. I am wondering if as an accountant it really is that important. Or can I spend the time studying and preparing for sitting for the CPA exam? In other words if I get a CPA license but don't have...

Any information on similar careers is appreciated.

I am a military spouse and would like to do online for a flexible schedule.

what are some positives about being a wildlife biologist

I'm interested in majoring in biochem and then going on to dentistry, but my high school science teacher isn't very good at teaching the material. She is prone to getting sidetracked and glosses over a lot of the material. I've resorted to reading the book and writing my own notes, but I'm...

I am a senior at Huron High School. I am very active in music at my high school, I plan to major in psychology with a minor in music. College is so expensive! What scholarships are available? #Fall25

Hi! My name is Elizabeth, and I am currently a senior at Waverly-South Shore School in South Dakota. I am planning to major in political science at the University of South Dakota next year, but I often find myself questioning if that is really the right choice for me. With college expenses...

I love pediatrics, I had a internship there this summer, but my end goal is to become a flight nurse. I also love ICU, PICU and the emergency room. So which should I start with as a new grad? I can float or get crossed trained but I want to have a home base.

I’m worried that nursing won’t be for me but I’m passionate about it.

What is the stress load of playing multiple instruments in college. I'm graduating this year playing flute and trumpet and will be continuing both in college.

I'm going into my second year of undergrad and I am hoping to apply to medical school in the next couple of years. I do not have any physician family members to turn to so any tips you can share will be greatly appreciated! #college #Spring25 #Medicine

I've always loved to do schooling on my own and online.

Doing well in my classes is very important to me and I’m afraid that even though I have all A’s right now and have a 3.95 GPA, that once I get to college, I won’t do as well as I’m doing in high school. So, I’m just wondering the best techniques for studying in college to ensure that I do well...

I am pursing a major in elementary education this fall. After college, I want to get a job as a kindergarten or first grade teacher.

I plan to pursue a degree in social work in college, but I don't know which field of social work I should go into when it comes to jobs. Being an adoption social worker is one of my top choices.