Springfield, Virginia

There so much going on in the world, and people feel as though their voices are not heard. It's important to know how we can enact change that's fair and equal for all.

Electrical Engineering has always been my dream career, it pays well, it's difficult, I get to help people, and I get to work and innovate with electricity, which is a commodity that our developing world needs. However, gaining real applicable experience isn't always easy. I wish to know how...

I am taking out loans for undergrad so want to avoid graduate school debt as much as possible.

What should I look for when trying to find a future job that fits my major and career path? Is there any specific websites that I should be aware of to help look?

What are some tips you would give to someone who wants to go to college 15 hours away from home? What if you need to reach your parents in a crisis, or something on campus happens, how can you take the burden of your parents being worried about you? But still have a good college experience?

How does the physical design of a college campus influence a student's academic and mental health performance?

I would like to work in the public sector specifically at the federal level.

I am taking interest in a cybersecurity job but I am taking computer science to explore different fields of computing.

I am an incoming freshman who's worried about being able to pay pass my first year of college and I was wonder when I should start looking for more scholarships.

#Spring 25 as High School Student how do I know if art is right college major and when I can switch if needed

I'm in 12th grade about to graduate high school.

I am trying to apply for scholarships, but I am not having good luck. I will most likely not have time in college for a job depending on my classes.

Was it straight out of Grad school or Undergrad? Was it lined up? Did you search for it? Most importantly, did it have to do with your degree?

Do people use a website or get networked? #Spring25

I am a high school senior who is planning on double-majoring in math and computer science in college. I've heard about careers in math and computer science respectively, such as being a mathematician or a programmer, but I was wondering if there are any careers that utilize both of my passions.

Anything college related that you had to learn the hard way. Or would learning it the hard way better my experience and person?

Any CS/data internships for winter 2025 for college data sci majors? Prefer in big tech or biotech domain. #Spring25

I have already been accepted, I just have a checklist to complete with a million things while also trying to finish high school.

2025 Graduating Senior in Maryland, going to community college, transfer

I'm a second year college student majoring in biology on a pre-medical path. Although my classes take a lot of time and energy, I enjoy being involved in a lot of extracurriculars, including sports, research, and student clubs. This has been my most difficult semester so far, and although I am...

I have earned a B.Sc. in interdisciplinary studies, a Master of Theological Studies, a Master of Divinity, a Master of Education in Administration, and a Doctor of Ministry in Leadership, what type of career-jobs should I be seeking?

I'm a sophomore in college currently, and im stating to look at what law schools I should attend.

I'm currently a high school senior who recently got admitted to a direct entry program for pharmacy. Just wondering what other jobs pharmacists can take on that isn't the average retail or clinical positions. I understand pharmacy isn't as surface level as it seems so I'm really curious about...

My plan is to direct films/documentaries, I am a high school senior, getting ready to go to school in the fall.

What will my job mostly entail?

How hard will it be?

It seems like such a huge transition from high school to college, what is some that I can do to make an easy transition academically? Also, is there anything I should do before attending college?

If I want to go into law school after undergrad, is doing the 3+3 program worth the time and money?

After school is finished, what comes next and how is that transition from stressing over school to stressing about work; does it ever end? #Spring25

I'm an incoming engineering student at Purdue University. I want to take classes that aren't integral to my degree but things I'm interested in, like Japanese. The class selection process is difficult lol!

I know that college is supposed to be where I get my education from to become successful, but how do I know when I’ve actually become successful ?