Saint Paul, Minnesota

I'm a sophomore looking into jobs that travel, and what colleges have classes that would 1. Let me get a cultural anthropology major 2. Let me get more than one major for the amount of class of one. (Meaning majors which are similar to each other, so they have a lot of the same classes) 3....

While you are in college, you are following every recommendation, but have you considered your plans for after you graduate? What are you majoring in and what are your future plans?

How many credits were you taking while working?

I am a 10th grader in High school and I am thinking of getting a Finance Major. I really like math and would like a job that is easy for me.

How do u find a job easy to get i mean how

I just need to know if there is any post-secondary education options for someone who wants to be an OBGYN nuse

Do you have to work over time?

How many years of schooling are necessary to become a medical oncologist? Are there any extracurriculars/classes that I should be taking to prepare myself? What undergraduate major should I look into?

What is the Salary like as an astronomer?

I am wonder what kind of game I should start with

I'm in a college level US History class and don't really know how to effectively study.

I am a sophomore in high school and I am interested in becoming a therapist, but don't know exactly where to start research or how to become prepared. Thank you!

I am thinking of pursuing a career in agricultural software programming and I am curious what college would be the best to give me this education. Also it would be nice to try to find a college in or around Minnesota.

I’m considering a career in film CGI. At first, I was thinking film directing, but I’m not sure if that is an obtainable/reasonable career choice. I know that if I worked hard enough, I could probably land a few jobs here and there, but I also don’t want to be stuck directing advertisements and...

I have been struggling with deciding what I should do after highschool, and I decided I'd follow engineering path mainly because it falls on the subjects I'm good at a. I'm just not sure if I should actually do it.

Hello! I am a recent college graduate (got my BA), and I've been recently doing some deep soul searching in terms of life purpose and mission. There is a part of me that wants to go straight for things that I'm interested in but at the same time, I do want to be practical and be in a...

I’m Megan I’m a senior at Rogers senior high MN. I am also in AVID so we have been looking at school but I am stuck on where to go. I want to do a 2 year 2 year program, getting my generals done then transferring. I am looking for advice. I also don’t know what subject or grade I want to teach yet.

I am in the 11th grade and I am looking for the appropriate field for me, so I have found that I have interest in architecture, but I don't want to close my eyes about the real life of the architects, so can you help me in that please ?

Essentially my question is why do teachers get less power than they used to have and if they try to discipline a student, not physically, they get in trouble?

What advice do you have for highschoolers going into college and what are key things we need to look forward to while we’re in college and how can we overcome them?

I would like to know the best way to learn C++ because it would be useful to know this coding language in the computer programming career that I would like to pursue.

Colleges that are D2 and above

I don't know much about it, so I thought this would be a good first question

I am currently very familiar with coding and I'm good at math as well. I also am very interested in graphic design and 3D modeling. I like coding and doing 3D work in Blender in my freetime.

why did you go to college? what did you major in? what were the best and worst parts?

What does an average day look like? Some things I saw said you can make a lot of money doing it, is that the case? What did college look like in majoring for this?

Is there a psycology job where you can just study how the brain works and what causes trauma and things like that instead of counseling people face to face?

I am a sophomore in college that likes having fun and being pushed out of my comfort zone.

What are the steps I have to take and what do I need to do after college?

What is the psychology? How does it help us, why do we need all these things in our brain, and why do we need to learn.