Stone Mountain, Georgia

I am currently a seinor about to go to college for aviation. I am wondering what I should look forward to and some hardships I might run into.

I love working with kids and I also like the idea of working in a hospital. What types of cases would I see in a hospital setting?

I would like to be a nurse. I am a senior in high school and am curious about the hours I would be working in the future. I've heard that sometimes you work 3 on 4 off. Is it hard to have a family too?

I want to study criminal psychology but through my research on other people in the same field I have learned that they have been told some of the most gruesome things just to learn about the way these criminals think. I don't have the weakest stomach but the examples I have heard from other...

My school requires us to take 17 credits and I want to equally do good in all my classes.

I am a senior applying to college as a pre-med student, hoping to become a doctor. I wanted to know skills in social science or humanities that are valued in the healthcare field.

How do I figure out whether I want to pursue a 4-year or a 2-year post-secondary program?

As a 12th grader who hopes to pursue a degree and career in cybersecurity, what are a few important skills someone in my position should be developing right now for them to have a smoother transition into their college/career? #Fall25

What advice would you give yourself as you head into the last two years of college, is there anything you wish you had done differently?

I plan on studying aeronautical engineering next year and I understand it is a very difficult journey. I would like to learn a new skill or habit early on that could make my experiences in engineering easier.

Hi! I'm a sophomore Entertainment & Business double major at UGA. How can I efficiently use my time in college to network and build solid career connections? What skills should I focus on developing generally? I've gone to some of the college networking events but feel like I'm coming up...

How do I know if I will like my major? What if my dream profession is too niche?

I am a senior in high school looking to engage in various activities around my college, but I do not love talking to new people often.

VT has a 5 year profession program and GT has a 4 year program. Which is preferred in the professional field? Should I get the masters or not?

I’d like to study architectural trends and professions in Europe as well as the US. Are their internships for US students in Europe?