Stillwater, New York

I am a student at Saratoga Springs High School in 12th grade, a future finance-major, and a golfer and runner. My favorite classes are economics, accounting, and gym.

As a graduate student preparing to enter the business world, I am focused on meeting new people and building meaningful professional relationships that will support my career growth!

As a prospective neonatal surgeon, I am looking to prepare for possible blocks in the long road of college, residency, and fellowships, that may drain my passion in the healthcare field. I'm interested in learning how professionals faced those challenges to sustain their passion in their field!

I am studying accounting in the fall, because I want a stable career financially. I’ve heard that getting a CPA can really impact your salary and opportunities, but it’s also a big commitment. For those working in the field, has getting your CPA been worth it long-term? How much of a difference...

I would also love to end up being well off with money when I'm older.

I have applied to multiple summer internships with little to no response to my applications. I have a strong resume and have spoken to a few people in the industry who agree. What am I doing wrong? How can I improve my odds of having my application looked at?

What college major should I choose to work with students who have servere special needs?

I am entering a biochemistry major, cellular and molecular minor for my pre-med years. I am interested in participating in challenging volunteer or other difficult extracurricular work to be recognized when I eventually apply to medical school.

currently a first year apprentive working twords my journeymens and was just wondering how difficult going about getting your own work is

i'm in 10th grade and i'm trying to find a good job for my future

I'm a Junior in highschool and I want to go into nursing. I want to make sure I am doing everything I can to be the most prepared for my future. I want to make sure I am taking all the classes I need to now so I have a good application for competitive nursing programs.

just wondering

What degree is better for an aspiring graphic designer? BFA or BA or BS? I would really like to find a program more rooted in business, rather than studio arts, so I'm leaning towards a non-BFA program. However, finding non-BFA graphic design programs is difficult. Perhaps UX or Experience...

As a future English Major, I feel that my college journey should likely include a double major. However, as someone who really is only good at writing, I'm conflicted as to what I should double major in. Any suggestions?

I don't have any cash right now and can't spend anything on marketing so I need to make money so I can travel and live my life when I grow up.